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[cockerchrisjoe 10+ year member]

ya just looked them up nice looking amps but really pricey i am still on a bit of a budget i would like 200 if i could get around that might not be possibly though which having to have an efficient amp and more power the better //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif i like how both that and Taramps list the Amps True Draw and amperage . that is part of probably when i am looking them up is no one really lists that online

 

[cockerchrisjoe 10+ year member]

any other suggestions for amps under 200 bucks?

 

[PPI_GUY 10+ year member]

any other suggestions for amps under 200 bucks?

Here ya go, 1200 watts (at 1 ohm), very efficient (70% range) and compact (13" long)....

Precision Power PPI P1000 1 1000 Watt RMS Monoblock Class D Amp Mono Amplifier 709483038219 | eBay

 

[Syphlyn]

ya just looked them up nice looking amps but really pricey i am still on a bit of a budget i would like 200 if i could get around that might not be possibly though which having to have an efficient amp and more power the better //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif i like how both that and Taramps list the Amps True Draw and amperage . that is part of probably when i am looking them up is no one really lists that online

Go for the Alpine PDX-M12. 1200w @ 4 ohms (If you can wire to 4 ohm) either that or 1200w @ 2 ohms. At 4 ohms it'd be incredibly efficient. It's a little more, close to $500 off ebay. I currently own the PDX-F4 and I can vouch they are incredibly tiny, compact, powerful, efficient amps.

 

[cockerchrisjoe 10+ year member]

the Taramps HD1200 looks decent specs below any local supplier in north america for this stuff though?

Number of Channels: 1

@ Max Power 13.8 VDC - 1 ohm: 1439W RMS

@ Max Power 13.8 VDC - 2 ohms: 813W RMS

@ Max Power 13.8 VDC - 4 ohms: 446W RMS

@ Max Power 12.6 VDC - 1 ohm: 1200W RMS

@ Max Power 12.6 VDC - 2 ohms: 678W RMS

@ Max Power 12.6 VDC - 4 ohms: 372W RMS

Input Sensitivity: 250mV @ (-9.78 dBm)

Total Harmonic Distortion (THD): 0.3%

Frequency Response: 10Hz to 15KHz

Crossover:

HPF (High Pass Filter): 10Hz to 50Hz (-12dB / 8 th) Variable

LPF (Low Pass Filter): 50Hz to 15KHz (-12dB / 8 th) Variable

Bass Boost: 0-10 dB (50Hz)

Input Impedance: 18K ohms

System Protection: Short in the Output / Input Voltage High / Low

Low Supply Voltage: 10.5 VDC

Maximum Supply Voltage: 16VDC

Consumption Sleep: 1.20 Amp.

Maximal Musical @ 12.6 VDC: 57 Amp.

Maximum Consumption in sinusoidal signal (1kHz) @ 12.6 VDC: 114 Amp.

Dimensions (WxHxD): 229 x 65 x 205mm

Weight: 1.98 Kg

 

[cockerchrisjoe 10+ year member]

so tempted to put in this amp i just got for cheap



Ultra Linear UL600HC

 

[T3mpest 10+ year member]

the Taramps HD1200 looks decent specs below any local supplier in north america for this stuff though?
Number of Channels: 1

@ Max Power 13.8 VDC - 1 ohm: 1439W RMS

@ Max Power 13.8 VDC - 2 ohms: 813W RMS

@ Max Power 13.8 VDC - 4 ohms: 446W RMS

@ Max Power 12.6 VDC - 1 ohm: 1200W RMS

@ Max Power 12.6 VDC - 2 ohms: 678W RMS

@ Max Power 12.6 VDC - 4 ohms: 372W RMS

Input Sensitivity: 250mV @ (-9.78 dBm)

Total Harmonic Distortion (THD): 0.3%

Frequency Response: 10Hz to 15KHz

Crossover:

HPF (High Pass Filter): 10Hz to 50Hz (-12dB / 8 th) Variable

LPF (Low Pass Filter): 50Hz to 15KHz (-12dB / 8 th) Variable

Bass Boost: 0-10 dB (50Hz)

Input Impedance: 18K ohms

System Protection: Short in the Output / Input Voltage High / Low

Low Supply Voltage: 10.5 VDC

Maximum Supply Voltage: 16VDC

Consumption Sleep: 1.20 Amp.

Maximal Musical @ 12.6 VDC: 57 Amp.

Maximum Consumption in sinusoidal signal (1kHz) @ 12.6 VDC: 114 Amp.

Dimensions (WxHxD): 229 x 65 x 205mm

Weight: 1.98 Kg

Shizzzon on CACO (Car Audio Classifieds - Buy, Sell and Trade Car Audio Equipment) sells it, under SPL labs vendor section. If you want small and effecient look no further.. The Taramps HD5000 I have is smaller than my Sundown 1500d and at 4ohms, so 3k RMS, I can run it off stock electrical no sweat. (wired for it's full output I'd need to upgrade though)