I got you an my boss busting my **** balls today kam lol. So non of you hear have heard anything about this brand bone crusher at all? I cnt find much on YouTube Abt it nor the internet. I know it hasn't been out long. It can here last year an is fairly new to AUS
Its a monoblock. It only has two pairs of speaker outputs to make it easier to wire multiple subwoofers so you dont have to do extra sodering and connections. All those wiring spots are internally bridged so no matter what it's 1 big channel by the end of the day. What you see is not what you should assume and people around you dont know any better either.
the JL hd and rockford amps are a totally different beast. Not sure if your sub will handle them to be honest. Read up on box/impedance rise. Whatever 2000 rms amp you buy will still be weaker than the 1500bdcp in terms of power output purely due to box rise. When you are wired at 1 ohm you can expect to see 2-3 ohm power its physics all amps are subjected to that. The regulated internal power supply JL and rockford amps do the same power from 1-4 ohms. So you'll still get 1500 watts vs the 2000 rms amp only making 600-1000 watts after box rise.
Is this the exact sub you are running, TS?
I'v considered getting an identical... But it's been discontinued an no Australian audio shop currently has one... Local an national. I'v searched for 2nd hand ones.. An nothing those pdx are very saught after.. So this is my only alternative. I checked some videos on that Rockford..... I am very impressed. Thanks for the advice #SHREDDER .
You stated that you want to find those subs limit... and you don't care if they die... well IF you have dual 4 coils that RF amp will probably deliver more than they can handle for any period of time... just don't expect much from a prefab box... LOL!.. and you originally thought that RF 1500 BDCP was insufficient... LMAO!.. if your gonna put that much power to them I'd seriously look into a box like others have said...
