Give them a cube each and they should do quite well, bud.
You have testing to back this up?
i do, but i will not call out the person the info was givin to me by because i was asked not to for a couple reasons i cant say
WTF?
how's that?
The 10.1 will almost match the power at 1ohm but dropping it lower is were the advantage goes to the ia.
Which won't offer any audible gain over 1200. Congrats: you just got swindled by the ratings game.
At comparable ohm loads. If somebody told me the CT was bad, even with no working experience with the amps, I'd disagree bc they come from a reputable guy. But if you asked me what brand amplifier was the tops in the amplifier world I'd say Incriminator without hesitating. In a real world application, getting power to the woofers is a battle against impedance rise. At nominal loads you can compare a dozen amplifiers in this power range and they'd all do just fine. To get more power to the subs an amp will, by definition, have to endure lower ohm loads than the average ohm load. If the load drops down to .125 ohms between an IA amp and any other out there, my money is always on the IA, no matter what electrical you are running.
yup
