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<blockquote data-quote="thrasher" data-source="post: 8897013" data-attributes="member: 693480"><p>Is the RT2200x a Thunder 225HO or any cheater amp, NO!</p><p></p><p>I would compare the RT2200x to any 60 amp fused MTX amp of that era, the gold/black 2150x, brick 1650(more I'm sure but those are what I have experience with).</p><p></p><p>My old school butt would say 60 amp fuses equals 600 watts, however it's likely under that but over it's stated rate. The RT2200(30amp) is roughly half of the RT2200x(60amp) and the two often gets confused, especially on eBay. **((just my guess!!!))**</p><p></p><p>My current system is a 12' Skar vvxx something rated "600 rms", don't laugh it's a work van. I had a Thunder 1650 pushing it but swapped it out to a RT2200x. No noticeable change as far as volume but the RT2200x just has a better sound to it. Changing the system up and the whole Thunder 240, 280, 1650 and 2300 line are going to be retired to the shelf. Getting two Kicker CompR 8's and gonna see what the RT2200x does to them, mids and highs will get an Eclipse EA4100</p><p></p><p>The RT2200x's are not as bad as some say but not as great as others say.</p><p></p><p>I know I'm bumping a bump of an old thread but I just happened to wonder down this rabbit hole tonight.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thrasher, post: 8897013, member: 693480"] Is the RT2200x a Thunder 225HO or any cheater amp, NO! I would compare the RT2200x to any 60 amp fused MTX amp of that era, the gold/black 2150x, brick 1650(more I'm sure but those are what I have experience with). My old school butt would say 60 amp fuses equals 600 watts, however it's likely under that but over it's stated rate. The RT2200(30amp) is roughly half of the RT2200x(60amp) and the two often gets confused, especially on eBay. **((just my guess!!!))** My current system is a 12' Skar vvxx something rated "600 rms", don't laugh it's a work van. I had a Thunder 1650 pushing it but swapped it out to a RT2200x. No noticeable change as far as volume but the RT2200x just has a better sound to it. Changing the system up and the whole Thunder 240, 280, 1650 and 2300 line are going to be retired to the shelf. Getting two Kicker CompR 8's and gonna see what the RT2200x does to them, mids and highs will get an Eclipse EA4100 The RT2200x's are not as bad as some say but not as great as others say. I know I'm bumping a bump of an old thread but I just happened to wonder down this rabbit hole tonight. [/QUOTE]
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