American Bass PH 4000 md on 2 sundown audio E 10's

[nyg052003]

I'm assuming this amp would not be too powerful with the correct settings and adjustments am I correct? And this would be in a properly tuned and ported box

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[nowhere 10+ year member]

unless your gonna run them at 4 ohms, assuming they are d2's, they should be good at 1 ohm. That thing is rated at 2000w rms. Even if you are running them at 4 ohms, you would probably getting close to 500w ea. sub.

 

[nyg052003]

unless your gonna run them at 4 ohms, assuming they are d2's, they should be good at 1 ohm. That thing is rated at 2000w rms. Even if you are running them at 4 ohms, you would probably getting close to 500w ea. sub.

yeah 500 rms is what they are so with the amp properly gained/set the speakers should be fine. Might have the amp turned up halfway or less as to what my ear tells me is enough for what the speakers can take but I wanted the guys here opinion

they are dual 2 ohms so won't that be less than one ohm total for both speaker?

2/2 equals 1 that's for 1 speaker wired parallel right

so that would make a pair of dual voice coil 2 ohm subs equal 0.5 ohm and that's too much for that amp

 

[nowhere 10+ year member]

yeah 500 rms is what they are so with the amp properly gained/set the speakers should be fine. Might have the amp turned up halfway or less as to what my ear tells me is enough for what the speakers can take but I wanted the guys here opinion
they are dual 2 ohms so won't that be less than one ohm total for both speaker?

2/2 equals 1 that's for 1 speaker wired parallel right

so that would make a pair of dual voice coil 2 ohm subs equal 0.5 ohm and that's too much for that amp

I don't know how that amp will do at sub ohms, but the vfl hybrids, people play them sub ohm with no problems. The ph and vfl hybrids share the same board, so I dont see it being a problem at .5. You can use them at a 2ohm load and still get adequate power. I have the vfl2680 but never used it below 1ohm.

 

[nyg052003]

I don't know how that amp will do at sub ohms, but the vfl hybrids, people play them sub ohm with no problems. The ph and vfl hybrids share the same board, so I dont see it being a problem at .5. You can use them at a 2ohm load and still get adequate power. I have the vfl2680 but never used it below 1ohm.

I was talking to a guy in Canada that knows them pretty well and he recommended not to use at 0.5 ohm but I might try and call American bass tomorrow and see what the tech says.

other than that it's get the D4 sundown audios which are dvc 4 ohms but are 100 bucks more each

 

[NinjaBass]

The hybrids will do 1/2 ohm all day. Not sure about the ph line though

 

[nyg052003]

The hybrids will do 1/2 ohm all day. Not sure about the ph line though

which series are the hybrids?

on their site their is the elite, ph, , vfl, sq, hd, xd, gt

did see a hybrid on the vfl series and will check it/them out. Jeffdachef also said he would recommend only the vfl series of American bass

 

[NinjaBass]

which series are the hybrids?
on their site their is the elite, ph, , vfl, sq, hd, xd, gt

did see a hybrid on the vfl series and will check it/them out. Jeffdachef also said he would recommend only the vfl series of American bass

Yes its the vfl hybrid. I think there a step right under the normal vfl line. I am running the vlf hybrid 4480 atm and they are great amps. Pretty sure Jeff ran run a while back as well

 

[nyg052003]

Yes its the vfl hybrid. I think there a step right under the normal vfl line. I am running the vlf hybrid 4480 atm and they are great amps. Pretty sure Jeff ran run a while back as well

I wonder how your amp at 4500w x 1 rms @ 1 ohm is less on ebay, $ 254 than the vfl 100.1 , 1500w @ 1 ohm , $ 389 lol

 

[NinjaBass]

the 4480 is rated at 2200 rms at one and a lot of people have clamped 2500+ at .5. The main vlf line is made up of a lot better components hence the higher prices

 

[Boominburban 10+ year member]

you can also run those subs at 2 ohms you know .... you don't HAVE to run them at .5 ohm ....