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<blockquote data-quote="Neothin" data-source="post: 1654215" data-attributes="member: 567352"><p>so im sitting here looking for an amplifier this evening...&nbsp; I read on alpine&#039;s website that the type-x is a 4 ohm subwoofer.&nbsp; You guys are saying that more power is always better with this subwoofer.&nbsp; So in looking for a high powered amplifer that can supply 1000+ watts rms @ 4 ohms, ive only come across a few.&nbsp; one is a HIFONICS ZXi1006 and another is the Orion 2500D.&nbsp; the first is a 2 channel that can run @ 1x1000w rms @ 4 ohm and the second is 1x1200w rms @ 4 ohm.&nbsp; I&#039;m leaning towards the orion.&nbsp; I know its like 700 dollars but i&#039;d rather do something right the first time than have it not be satisfactory and me have to go change it out later.&nbsp; I&#039;ve been noticing that it is really hard to find a high RMS wattage when running @ 4 ohms.&nbsp; is there a way to wire a single sub so that it runs at say... 2 ohms?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Neothin, post: 1654215, member: 567352"] so im sitting here looking for an amplifier this evening... I read on alpine's website that the type-x is a 4 ohm subwoofer. You guys are saying that more power is always better with this subwoofer. So in looking for a high powered amplifer that can supply 1000+ watts rms @ 4 ohms, ive only come across a few. one is a HIFONICS ZXi1006 and another is the Orion 2500D. the first is a 2 channel that can run @ 1x1000w rms @ 4 ohm and the second is 1x1200w rms @ 4 ohm. I'm leaning towards the orion. I know its like 700 dollars but i'd rather do something right the first time than have it not be satisfactory and me have to go change it out later. I've been noticing that it is really hard to find a high RMS wattage when running @ 4 ohms. is there a way to wire a single sub so that it runs at say... 2 ohms? [/QUOTE]

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