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<blockquote data-quote="9seconlives" data-source="post: 4630965" data-attributes="member: 594056">I have the lower version 602sx and it will push around 3,600rms @ 1ohm bridged or 2x 1,200 @ 1ohm stereo. very powerful amps bt you have to jump the voltage up a bit in most cases to get the most power from them, there are mods you can do internally to help achieve this i&#039;ve heard/read. if you&#039;re talking about the Ma Audio HK4000D then it&#039;s a....well hell...........here&#039;s the specs i could dig up real quick. I have never had a single issue or problem with any of the 5-7 i&#039;ve had, but everyone has their opinion.4000W Digital Class X Competition Mono Block AmplifierRMS Power @ 14.4V1800W x 1 @ 4 Ohm3600W x 1 @ 2 OhmRMS Power @ 17.0V2000W @ 4 Ohm4000W @ 2 Ohmif you google the amp you should be able to find more info on the &quot;mod&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="9seconlives, post: 4630965, member: 594056"] I have the lower version 602sx and it will push around 3,600rms @ 1ohm bridged or 2x 1,200 @ 1ohm stereo. very powerful amps bt you have to jump the voltage up a bit in most cases to get the most power from them, there are mods you can do internally to help achieve this i've heard/read. if you're talking about the Ma Audio HK4000D then it's a....well hell...........here's the specs i could dig up real quick. I have never had a single issue or problem with any of the 5-7 i've had, but everyone has their opinion. 4000W Digital Class X Competition Mono Block Amplifier RMS Power @ 14.4V 1800W x 1 @ 4 Ohm 3600W x 1 @ 2 Ohm RMS Power @ 17.0V 2000W @ 4 Ohm 4000W @ 2 Ohm if you google the amp you should be able to find more info on the "mod" [/QUOTE]

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