Help find an amp for my subs?

[Subwannabe]

There is ne us in getting a expensive amp for those subs. Get as cheap as you can and use it for a while until you save enough to sell it all and start over

alright. ill just use these subs for expierence. well what are the requirements for the amp to work with these subs? what do i need to look for? or can you point me towards a cheap amp? thanks man

 

[>>SQL<< 10+ year member]

That MB Quart for $169 is not expensive and should last for a while

I say buy the amp now for the subs you will have down the road.

 

[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

I dont agree. When its time to upgrade do it right.

 

[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

If its something I can sell for what I have in it anyway

 

[Subwannabe]

If its something I can sell for what I have in it anyway

well what does the amp have to be? or could you maybe find one for me?

 

[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

500 watts at 1ohm or 500 at 4ohm

 

[OmegaBunny 10+ year member]

I thought you said 500. The you can look at the apsm-1300 from audiopipe...

Audiopipe APSM-1300 2000W Mono Mini Amplifier : APSM1300 : $110.95 : VMInnovations.com $110, $99 after 10% discount

and for the fronts...

Amazon.com: Cadence Acoustics Xa125.2 500 Watt Peak 2-Channel Class AB Amplifier (Orange): Electronics

and not worry about amping the rears. Just run them off of HU power

*Edit* Actually I was getting two different threads mixed up!

 

[Subwannabe]

wait, why do i need an amp for the front speakers? i thought it was only the sub that i needed an amp for?

 

[OmegaBunny 10+ year member]

You don't need an amp for the front or rear speakers, just the sub. You can run the fronts off hu power and be fine though putting an amp on them will make them sound better. The sub needs its own amp though. I thought you wanted to power both the sub and your door speakers. If not, ust pick up the apsm-1300 for like $100 shipped. You will need this also.

*Edit* Sorry I was getting two threads mixed up.