best amp for a kicker L7 15" sub

[BassHeadL7 10+ year member]

i need to kno whats the best amp for a kicker L7 15" sub and also wuts the difference between a mono amp or the amps that do more channels and also wut all can each channel hook up

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[abcdefg 10+ year member]

alls u need is a mono amp for it, is it dual 2 or dual 4 ohm???

 

[denim 5,000+ posts]

I would reccomend something around 1200 watts to push it right around its max //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

 

[brad.farmer 10+ year member]

First off, the MTX Thunder 81000D amplifier, which has 1,100 watts at 2 ohms, is what I recommend. Yes, I know that it is 100 watts over l7 15's handling, but your sub will not notice, unless you have the volume all they way up.

Second off, what is the difference between mono and different channels? Alright, I'll do my best to not make this sufisticated. Mono is one channel. Multi channels, such as 100 x2, just means that there are two channels, meaning you can hook up to 2 speakers, and get 100 watts running to each speaker. But, of course, you can hook up more than what is listed by the channels, but you will loose wattage, and chance overheating your amp, which is bad, and *****!

brad.farmer

 

[ss3079 5,000+ posts]

Actually, sir, the 81000D will put out arund 1400watts RMS @ 2ohm @ ~14.4v.

- Steve

 

[turbo 10+ year member]

Originally posted by brad.farmer First off, the MTX Thunder 81000D amplifier, which has 1,100 watts at 2 ohms, is what I recommend. Yes, I know that it is 100 watts over l7 15's handling, but your sub will not notice, unless you have the volume all they way up.

 

Second off, what is the difference between mono and different channels? Alright, I'll do my best to not make this sufisticated. Mono is one channel. Multi channels, such as 100 x2, just means that there are two channels, meaning you can hook up to 2 speakers, and get 100 watts running to each speaker. But, of course, you can hook up more than what is listed by the channels, but you will loose wattage, and chance overheating your amp, which is bad, and *****!

 

brad.farmer

Do you know what a 2ohm load is?

and how do you loose wattage by hooking up more speakers to an amp

 

[dave_3148 10+ year member]

Originally posted by brad.farmer First off, the MTX Thunder 81000D amplifier, which has 1,100 watts at 2 ohms, is what I recommend. Yes, I know that it is 100 watts over l7 15's handling, but your sub will not notice, unless you have the volume all they way up.

 

Second off, what is the difference between mono and different channels? Alright, I'll do my best to not make this sufisticated. Mono is one channel. Multi channels, such as 100 x2, just means that there are two channels, meaning you can hook up to 2 speakers, and get 100 watts running to each speaker. But, of course, you can hook up more than what is listed by the channels, but you will loose wattage, and chance overheating your amp, which is bad, and *****!

 

brad.farmer

brad brad brad!! as long as you keep the independence the amp wont overheat. it doesnt care less if you have 50 speakers on it as long as you keep it in its independence range it will do fine