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<blockquote data-quote="shredder1" data-source="post: 8915698" data-attributes="member: 658920">I&#039;ve reread the thread once or twice and still feel like the HU wasn&#039;t mentioned. But that is a reach seeing the users frustration.A 1000w 1 ohm stable mono amp wired 4 ohm will seriously underpower your SA classic, especially in 1.75ft3. My advice is don&#039;t throw the baby out with the bathwater. Sa Classic 12 is one of my favorite subs to recommend and deliver output, accuracy and durability if used and installed correctly. Its always expectations and goals. System design counts a ton... and wiring 4 ohm on that mini amp will probably net you 8ohm power under best conditions. No wonder your Sa classic was weak. Boost that signal to get output and clip city is where you&#039;ll get to. I haven&#039;t wired a 4ohm sub load since I can&#039;t remember, back then it was a pair of RF 500m&#039;s for a STRONG 1000w result... hahaUnless I&#039;m totally off base here the amp loading may be the main culprit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shredder1, post: 8915698, member: 658920"] I've reread the thread once or twice and still feel like the HU wasn't mentioned. But that is a reach seeing the users frustration. A 1000w 1 ohm stable mono amp wired 4 ohm will seriously underpower your SA classic, especially in 1.75ft3. My advice is don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. Sa Classic 12 is one of my favorite subs to recommend and deliver output, accuracy and durability if used and installed correctly. Its always expectations and goals. System design counts a ton... and wiring 4 ohm on that mini amp will probably net you 8ohm power under best conditions. No wonder your Sa classic was weak. Boost that signal to get output and clip city is where you'll get to. I haven't wired a 4ohm sub load since I can't remember, back then it was a pair of RF 500m's for a STRONG 1000w result... haha Unless I'm totally off base here the amp loading may be the main culprit. [/QUOTE]

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