enough to power 2 l7's?

[stishdr 10+ year member]

i have a hifonics bxi 1206d right now...would that be enought power to push 2 12" l7's, or should i go w/ a kicker 1500.1?

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[SaturnSC1 10+ year member]

Why not just get a Hifonics BXi2006d? It's rated for 2000 at 1 ohm. But, to be honest you may only see 1850-1900 from it.

 

[stishdr 10+ year member]

that would be an option as well...but u dont think the 1206 will cut it? will it do the job until i can get a better amp?

 

[blackbonnie 5,000+ posts]

i say if you can just wait it out until you get the other amp. maybe sell that amp right now and that will give you some more cash for your other amp.

 

[stishdr 10+ year member]

yea, i will prob. sell this amp and get one of those 2 amps, any one know the fuse rating on the bxi 2006D?

 

[SaturnSC1 10+ year member]

I really don't think that the 1206 can swing it. They really don't get moving until about 800-900 watts rms man.

 

[stishdr 10+ year member]

for the 12's..really, wow, i wouldnt of expected that looking at kicker's specs..but thanks for tellin me.

 

[dkmesa 10+ year member]

They would probably be better off with 1600-2000 watts. I am selling a USAmps MD2D, 1800+ at 1 ohm...PM me if interested

 

[SaturnSC1 10+ year member]

Yea, I looked at a pair going off of the 750 watts they were rated at for continous. There was movement, but not what you'd really expect. Give them about 900 a piece, and it's a complete difference. And no I don't know the fuse rating off hand.

 

[SaturnSC1 10+ year member]

See^^ He said the same thing pretty much haha.

 

[stishdr 10+ year member]

well, that's good to know, so right now i'm lookin at gettin the bxi 2006

 

[SaturnSC1 10+ year member]

It's 339 from Sonicelectronix.com and i've heard of people getting them for around 235 used off of ebay. Good luck with your search.

 

[stishdr 10+ year member]

well thank you good sir //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif