mmats d3500.1 or SAZ3000???

[roarzorz 10+ year member]

I might argue with you on that as far as the best cc. That is debateable, but good products none the less..

No need to argue. The term "best" is really all just a matter of opinion.

 

[Lakota 5,000+ posts]

Even if I wasn't sponsored by Sundown I'd still recommend them because of the warranty and customer service Jacob provides. It is crazy how fast Jacob will respond to emails. A few months ago I sent him an email, went and took a shit (10 mins at most) and when I came back he had already responded to it!

 

[MmatsDude 10+ year member]

Even if I wasn't sponsored by Sundown I'd still recommend them because of the warranty and customer service Jacob provides. It is crazy how fast Jacob will respond to emails. A few months ago I sent him an email, went and took a shit (10 mins at most) and when I came back he had already responded to it!

this is your post were you have all 4's LOL

 

[dasinde91 10+ year member]

Ok so it looks like Sundown is the way I am gonna go. The 1 final question I have & will make my decision final is if anyone knows if the sundown is an efficient amp @ 1ohm & also what the efficiency rating is on this amp @ 1ohm?

 

[dasinde91 10+ year member]

Ok so it looks like Sundown is the way I am gonna go. The 1 final question I have & will make my decision final is if anyone knows if the sundown is an efficient amp @ 1ohm & also what the efficiency rating is on this amp @ 1ohm?

 

[dasinde91 10+ year member]

Ok so it looks like Sundown is the way I am gonna go. The 1 final question I have & will make my decision final is if anyone knows if the sundown is an efficient amp @ 1ohm & also what the efficiency rating is on this amp @ 1ohm?

 

[dasinde91 10+ year member]

Ok so it looks like Sundown is the way I am gonna go. The 1 final question I have & will make my decision final is if anyone knows if the sundown is an efficient amp @ 1ohm & also what the efficiency rating is on this amp @ 1ohm?

 

[Lakota 5,000+ posts]

I know it's about 86% @ 4 ohms, but am not sure about 1 ohm. From experience I can tell you that it's still **** efficient @ 1 ohm. As you will see, these amps run extremely cool without a fan. They've also done really well for us MECA competitors that compete using fuses. Our whole intention is to run amps that have lower current draws so that we can keep our fuses from popping.

 

[Lakota 5,000+ posts]

If you haven't seen it:

http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=7900

 

[roarzorz 10+ year member]

Expect around 85% efficiency at 1ohm. In one of Jacob's test it showed to be 90% efficient @ 2ohms. In one of my tests it was still 76% efficient @ 0.375ohms only drawing 400a of current & putting out 4k+watts @ 12v.

 

[dasinde91 10+ year member]

**** that is crazy. One more question to finalize my decision here I have a batcap & all zero gauge wiring ran in my ride, do I need to upgrade anything else for either of these amps to perform to what I need them too?

 

[roarzorz 10+ year member]

A hi-output alternator and a good battery in the back is recommended for the saz-3000 but you can get away with less. I ran one with only a Optima G31 YellowTop under the hood without any trouble but I'm not the type to crank my stuff full tilt all the time.

 

[dasinde91 10+ year member]

I dont think I could crank it at all time pushing 4 12 inch type r's.......

So basically I could get away with out the alt, plus my ride is a hybrid & I dont think I can touch the electrical system........

 

[dasinde91 10+ year member]

Ya I think I am not considering the crunch gp3000pro, mmatsd3500.1 & the saz3000. Money is no option I just want the best one out of the 3. One thing is I dont want to put another alt in (becasue of the hybrid system in the car) & the other is I want spl with great SQ, & efficientcy @ 1ohm.

 

[Lakota 5,000+ posts]

If you want to run any large amp at full output you MUST have electrical upgrades. Although the amp is extremely efficient, there's comes a point to where you must make upgrades for running large amounts of power. Your electrical system has to feed the amps.