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<blockquote data-quote="BAZ" data-source="post: 1770192" data-attributes="member: 567898"><p>So I've been using a MTX RT2200X to run my 10" Kicker CVR (2ohm) for a couple of days and it works well but gets really hot. If I hold my hand on it for more than a couple of seconds I would probably blister. The amp doesnt shut down but I'm still thinking that it cant be good.</p><p></p><p>I can trade the amp for a MTX thunder 250D if I want to but I need your input first. In my understanding, the amp should run cooler because its more efficient. Also, It should be better for producing bass.</p><p></p><p>RT2200X= roughly 425 watts bridged</p><p></p><p>Thunder 250D= roughly 350 watts @ 2ohm</p><p></p><p>Will I notice the difference in power between the two? Also, my CVR is wired at a 4 ohm final load. Since the 250D is 2 ohm stable, would re-wiring the sub make up for the lost power between the two?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BAZ, post: 1770192, member: 567898"] So I've been using a MTX RT2200X to run my 10" Kicker CVR (2ohm) for a couple of days and it works well but gets really hot. If I hold my hand on it for more than a couple of seconds I would probably blister. The amp doesnt shut down but I'm still thinking that it cant be good. I can trade the amp for a MTX thunder 250D if I want to but I need your input first. In my understanding, the amp should run cooler because its more efficient. Also, It should be better for producing bass. RT2200X= roughly 425 watts bridged Thunder 250D= roughly 350 watts @ 2ohm Will I notice the difference in power between the two? Also, my CVR is wired at a 4 ohm final load. Since the 250D is 2 ohm stable, would re-wiring the sub make up for the lost power between the two? [/QUOTE]
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