t20001 question

[Redgp 10+ year member]

Does anyone know if the fosgate t2000 will go down to .75ohms. I know theyre rated at 1 ohm. I have a 9512G dual 1.5. 3 ohms wont get enough power so im wondering if i can use this amp at .75 without problems

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[Mass Car Audio 10+ year member]

Does anyone know if the fosgate t2000 will go down to .75ohms. I know theyre rated at 1 ohm. I have a 9512G dual 1.5. 3 ohms wont get enough power so im wondering if i can use this amp at .75 without problems

Depends on what the box impedance rise is.

 

[Redgp 10+ year member]

so basically im pretty much already seeing more than 1ohm load to the amp after box rise? will it be better to have it recone to a dual 1 to see a normal load of 1 ohm. After rise then the amp is gonna see more than 1 ohm and give out less power

 

[Mass Car Audio 10+ year member]

so basically im pretty much already seeing more than 1ohm load to the amp after box rise? will it be better to have it recone to a dual 1 to see a normal load of 1 ohm. After rise then the amp is gonna see more than 1 ohm and give out less power

Try it out and if the amp doesn't like the load then have the sub reconed to a dual 1.

 

[Varinabassing 10+ year member]

had mine at about .8 ohms and it took it fine just try it first

 

[Slammer 10+ year member]

X2 on try it first, but my experience has beent that RF amps do not like lower than rated loads. I have not run a larger T series amp though, perhaps they are more resiliant?