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<blockquote data-quote="IgnoreMe" data-source="post: 4254452" data-attributes="member: 551352">you are right. i ran a kx2500.1 with a birthsheet that rated it at 2960 @ 2 ohms (take it for what you will. i kind of doubt the birthsheets of kicker now, but meh. lets just assume 2500 watts) i ran it daily at that level and the sub took it great. never got smelly or anything.heres the kicker though, and its a big one....you see the hdc that nate has that had the spider tear apart? thats the HDC i sold him....edit: we also have to keep in mind, that a 2500w RATED amp, is not giving a subwoofer 2500w daily. at times it will get close to it, but its usually far less than that due to impedance rise, electrical etc etc. you have to have just the right mix of the freq and the amplitude of the freq to get close to the rated power of an amp. not too common in a daily application which is going to be used almost strictly for music which is so dynamic.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IgnoreMe, post: 4254452, member: 551352"] you are right. i ran a kx2500.1 with a birthsheet that rated it at 2960 @ 2 ohms (take it for what you will. i kind of doubt the birthsheets of kicker now, but meh. lets just assume 2500 watts) i ran it daily at that level and the sub took it great. never got smelly or anything. heres the kicker though, and its a big one....you see the hdc that nate has that had the spider tear apart? thats the HDC [B]i sold him[/B].... edit: we also have to keep in mind, that a 2500w RATED amp, is not giving a subwoofer 2500w daily. at times it will get close to it, but its usually far less than that due to impedance rise, electrical etc etc. you have to have just the right mix of the freq and the amplitude of the freq to get close to the rated power of an amp. not too common in a daily application which is going to be used almost strictly for music which is so dynamic. [/QUOTE]

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