power question

[soldiermedic 10+ year member]

I'm looking at an amp that does 400 watts RMS at 4 ohms bridged. It's 2 ohm bridged stable. What does that do for the power output? I am trying to get around 500-600 watts RMS. It's for a single sub.

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[soldiermedic 10+ year member]

I think it's official. Nobody likes me because of all the questions. LOL

 

[n2audio 5,000+ posts]

I take it you're looking at a 2 ch amp? If it's truely stable at 2 ohms bridged it SHOULD put out a little more power. What amp?

What sub?

A mono amp that's ~600w at 2 ohms might be a better solution, and there are many to choose from - 2 ch's stable at 2 ohms bridged are pretty rare.

 

[soldiermedic 10+ year member]

I take it you're looking at a 2 ch amp? If it's truely stable at 2 ohms bridged it SHOULD put out a little more power. What amp?What sub?

A mono amp that's ~600w at 2 ohms might be a better solution, and there are many to choose from - 2 ch's stable at 2 ohms bridged are pretty rare.

I'm looking at the RF T400-2 to power a single 10. The sub is 400 RMS, but I'd like to give it just a little more than that. Yeah, it's a 2 channel, but I'm also looking for a small amp to put in a specific spot in my truck, and this one fits.