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<blockquote data-quote="hosay" data-source="post: 7491467" data-attributes="member: 636765">Hi,I currently run a 400Wrms 2 ch amp that powers 2 12&quot; clarion sw1251 (350Wrms) and I am looking for a nice mono block amp for the subs. The plan is to get a high powered amp and then later replace current subs with two dual voice coil 15&quot; (something like the Soundstream T6-15).I live in Australia, so certain products are more expensive here. Currently I&#039;m thinking of either the soundstream 1300W RMS MonoBlock Class D Tarantula Series Car Amplifier or the 1600 Watts RMS Mono Block Rubicon Series Subwoofer Amplifier.I really don&#039;t need that much power and I have only 4 guage cable and a stock alternator with a high end battery. Ive been told that up to about 1500Wrms all up is fine on a stock electrical system provided you wont be maxing it out often (Even my current system I only listen to at about half volume).Will I be able to run the amplifiers on less than max power, so as to avoid blowing my 12&quot; subs.Any advice would be appreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hosay, post: 7491467, member: 636765"] Hi, I currently run a 400Wrms 2 ch amp that powers 2 12" clarion sw1251 (350Wrms) and I am looking for a nice mono block amp for the subs. The plan is to get a high powered amp and then later replace current subs with two dual voice coil 15" (something like the Soundstream T6-15). I live in Australia, so certain products are more expensive here. Currently I'm thinking of either the soundstream 1300W RMS MonoBlock Class D Tarantula Series Car Amplifier or the 1600 Watts RMS Mono Block Rubicon Series Subwoofer Amplifier. I really don't need that much power and I have only 4 guage cable and a stock alternator with a high end battery. Ive been told that up to about 1500Wrms all up is fine on a stock electrical system provided you wont be maxing it out often (Even my current system I only listen to at about half volume). Will I be able to run the amplifiers on less than max power, so as to avoid blowing my 12" subs. Any advice would be appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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