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<blockquote data-quote="adulbrich" data-source="post: 8359144" data-attributes="member: 661255">Powering some Fi BTL N3&#039;s. Will be run conservatively at 4 ohms nominal until I add another alternator and many more batteries.Currently have one XS D3100 and a 320 amp hairpin Singer alternator. Idle is between 1.5k and 2.5k rpm, so I park and pound a lot before schoolThought since they were both big amps that it was a reasonable comparison. They were similarly priced.I know the M4a is great on low voltages and real-world. At least now, I don&#039;t need an 18v capable amp.9k. I was looking at the ones on caraudioclassifieds:<a href="http://www.caraudioclassifieds.org/forum/mono-amplifiers/178120-fs-2-x-dc-audio-9ks.html#post2374635" target="_blank">FS: 2 x DC AUDIO 9KS!!! - Car Audio Classifieds</a>Actually, I&#039;ve now decided to go with Cwill5&#039;s M4a if he will take my offer. It fits my application better, and is a great price.Thanks for the replies everyone</blockquote>

[QUOTE="adulbrich, post: 8359144, member: 661255"] Powering some Fi BTL N3's. Will be run conservatively at 4 ohms nominal until I add another alternator and many more batteries. Currently have one XS D3100 and a 320 amp hairpin Singer alternator. Idle is between 1.5k and 2.5k rpm, so I park and pound a lot before school Thought since they were both big amps that it was a reasonable comparison. They were similarly priced. I know the M4a is great on low voltages and real-world. At least now, I don't need an 18v capable amp. 9k. I was looking at the ones on caraudioclassifieds: [URL="http://www.caraudioclassifieds.org/forum/mono-amplifiers/178120-fs-2-x-dc-audio-9ks.html#post2374635"]FS: 2 x DC AUDIO 9KS!!! - Car Audio Classifieds[/URL] Actually, I've now decided to go with Cwill5's M4a if he will take my offer. It fits my application better, and is a great price. Thanks for the replies everyone [/QUOTE]

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