Rf t30001 bd for mids

[joselmartinez]

Hello, guys, I'm working on a project to install 8 10" EV speakers for mids, these are rated at 8ohms and 300w RMS, that's 2,400w RMS, we don't have that much space in the car for that reason we like to power those speakers with a RF T30001 BD, all wired to 1 ohm load, the problem is that this amp is set to low pass only and we need high pass, is there any way to change the frequency settings on this amp?

also we run out of money to get a different amp.

thanks in advance for any help in this matter.

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[bhsdriller 10+ year member]

so you alread have the amp?

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

Could you not sell the amp?

 

[nateberrier 10+ year member]

i leave all my amps on full pass, if you have a good crossover on your radio or use a separate crossover module you should be fine. if you dont have the full pass option then sell it or kill yourself.

 

[joselmartinez]

thanks everyone, first I do have the amp, second I have to talk to my partner to see if we can sell it and third I do have an external crossover but the amp does not have the full range option, so I'll see if I can either sell it or kill myself, like nateberrier said.

I also contact RFtech dept. and they say there's no way to change the low pass setting on this amp.

Thanks again for your advice.

 

[SpringfieldOhio 10+ year member]

sell it and get a couple big 4 channels

 

[l7runner 10+ year member]

Yeah I doubt that amp is full range Class D

 

[bernser1er 10+ year member]

do you have the battery power to run a rf t3000.1 ?

 

[brian84corvette 10+ year member]

you are going to need to sell the amp - and get a pair of ab class amps that are capable of being bridged to do 1000+w rms @ what ever ohm load they are stable running at bridged. ... then figure out if you can wire your subs to that ohm load

if it all matches up

then buy those amps after you sell your rf3k