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[Alejandro14]

can 2 american bass xfls handle a ct sounds 2200 at 1 ohm with good box and good electrical ? mechman 240 and 2 batteries all 0 gauge ofc. please help guy selling me the amp for 250 used only for 3 months ' he send it to embrace the board ' besides i wont put the amp close the the box .

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[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

Should be a strong electrical. Prob a bit overkill, but never hurts to be on top of something like that.

What does, "send it to embrace the board" mean?

 

[Alejandro14]

so you think for daily driver bumping misic ' my subs would give out on me ? and well he send it to make the board be more resistance to the vibrations '

 

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

Don't see why your subs wouldn't handle that amp. If they sound like they're starting to bottom out, then back off the gain a little or volume.

Imo, and many will agree....never mount an amp to a sub enclosure. Vibration is what kills amps' internals causing them to malfunction. I would find a more suitable solid spot to mount that amp.

 

[Alejandro14]

sounds perfect bro thanks ' my box its 4c ft tune 34 hz i had my subs already for 8 months now with a memphis 1000rms at 1 ohm ' full blasting so i think my subs are kinda broken in ' they still feel kinda stiff ' so the new amp will go under neath back seats witha fan next to it ' just in case i will run it 1 ohm maybe wont even touch the gain -_-

 

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

Are they 12's?

 

[macsdad 10+ year member]

Don't see why your subs wouldn't handle that amp. If they sound like they're starting to bottom out, then back off the gain a little or volume.
Imo, and many will agree....never mount an amp to a sub enclosure. Vibration is what kills amps' internals causing them to malfunction. I would find a more suitable solid spot to mount that amp.

The best way to say it, something that I saw on here a while back, "Play your music at the level that you bump at, then place your forehead on the enclosure." Makes perfect sense to me.

 

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

The best way to say it, something that I saw on here a while back, "Play your music at the level that you bump at, then place your forehead on the enclosure." Makes perfect sense to me.

Oh ya...might have been TaylorFade's signature over at CACO.

 

[cfox10 10+ year member]

I ran my two xfl's on a soundqubed 3500 for a while @1 and they handled it well. Should give you an idea.

It depends on enclosure too, and how far below tuning you play. Set your subsonic right and you'll be good.

 

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

so you think for daily driver bumping misic ' my subs would give out on me ? and well he send it to make the board be more resistance to the vibrations '

Send where? Back to the factory?

 

[Alejandro14]

he send it to this other shop just to reinforce the board ' and my subs are 10inch dual 4ohm '

i play most 32 and up ' oh and i also have the big 3 i forgot to mention

 

[BCotrell 10+ year member]

I had that amp on two TNT 10s in a stang box and less electrical and they sounded good. With you electrical im sure your setup will pound so long as the box is designed for the subs. Keep that amp away from that enclosure and mount on a hard surface

 

[Alejandro14]

thanks bro yea my box in the top of the back seats of a f150 probably will put the amp on the lower seat besides the guy reinforced the board to handle the vibrations but i am not dumb to put it with the box lol waist of mula

 

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

Reinforce the board?

Didn't know that was even possible. Seems a waste of $$ to me but not my $$. Take care of stuff and keep vibrations away from it and it will last ya a long time.