aq2200d at 7 or 8 ohms???

[zack1442 10+ year member]

friend had a 12inch rf xlc laying around i think it does somewhere around 200 watts rms and i hooked it up to my aq 2200d..i think its like 7 or 8 ohms but im not sure what my amp does at that power and not sure how the sub will take it..its fine now but i havent really tried to test it cuz i dont wanna blow the thing

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[donkryder954 10+ year member]

if your in need of a sub i got an audioque hdc3 18 d2 for 240+ shipping obo ..would be perfect on 2200watts

 

[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

you need to watch that amp at that ohm load it could cause over heating of the rails and fets to blow....i'd never run less than 2 ohms on that amp....it can be very unstable

 

[zack1442 10+ year member]

you need to watch that amp at that ohm load it could cause over heating of the rails and fets to blow....i'd never run less than 2 ohms on that amp....it can be very unstable

ur mean more then 2 ohms? and im not in need of a sub, im waiting fora sub to come in the mail which is y im using this sub just to have something to listen too..and thanks for the advice cuz i think id rather not have my amp **** up off of a 200 rms sub

 

[gunz4me2 10+ year member]

you need to watch that amp at that ohm load it could cause over heating of the rails and fets to blow....i'd never run less than 2 ohms on that amp....it can be very unstable

Reminds me of my Crossfire BMF1000d. That amp goes against the grain because it heats up faster at 4 ohms than it does at 1 ohm. It doesn't get any hotter than it does at 1 ohm, but it sure does get there FASTER.