Hifonics BX1605D vs Kicker KX1200.1

Jesse_Ruth

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I have one kicker 12" L5 with dual 2 ohm voice coils. I was just wondering what you thought the better amp would be. I can get them for about the same price, with the Kicker being about 50 bucks more. I just want a amp i could put in an other 12 l5 into and get enought power to both of them.

 
kicker definately. hifonics is a decent budget amp, but the kicker amp is alot better build quality. and it'll put out more power than the hifonics. i have the same kicker amp and the birhtsheet that came with mine says 1495w @ 14.4v.

 
Is that Kicker stable at 1/2 ohm? I know the HiFonics isn't. The reason I ask is that if you go with a pair of dual 2 ohms, you're going to be looking at 1/2 ohm or 8 ohms. You'd be better off either running your current sub alone, or selling it and getting a pair of dual 4s.

 
The reason I ask is that if you go with a pair of dual 2 ohms, you're going to be looking at 1/2 ohm or 8 ohms. .
Get your impedances straight man

a pair of D2's

.5 ohm

or

2 ohm

a pair D4's

1 ohm

or

4 ohm

I suggest reading some bcae1.com

and if you don't know, don't post

CT

 
Get your impedances straight man

a pair of D2's

.5 ohm

or

2 ohm

a pair D4's

1 ohm

or

4 ohm

I suggest reading some bcae1.com

and if you don't know, don't post

CT

You're right. Sorry, that post was pretty much the last thing to I did before I went to sleep last night, I think I was already about half way there. My point was that neither amp is going to handle a 1/2 ohm load and neither will put out enough power at 2 ohms.

 
My thought was i could get an other l5 with dual 4's and set the dual 2 as a 4 ohm load and the d4 as a 2 ohm load and wire them in series, to get a 1.333 ohm load, not getting the full power of a 1 ohm load, but close enough to power two l5's

 
My thought was i could get an other l5 with dual 4's and set the dual 2 as a 4 ohm load and the d4 as a 2 ohm load and wire them in series, to get a 1.333 ohm load, not getting the full power of a 1 ohm load, but close enough to power two l5's

 
My thought was i could get an other l5 with dual 4's and set the dual 2 as a 4 ohm load and the d4 as a 2 ohm load and wire them in series, to get a 1.333 ohm load, not getting the full power of a 1 ohm load, but close enough to power two l5's


ummmm the one wired to 2 ohm will be hogging most of the power from the other one from the independence differences and the whole set up would end up sounding like shit

 
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