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<blockquote data-quote="tinmanchris217" data-source="post: 6570320" data-attributes="member: 610505">PA Mofos are 2 ohm impedance per coil.&nbsp; So you should be getting ~200 wRMS out of your Rockford amp.note:&nbsp; For the record, that&#039;s a cool old RF amp.&nbsp; I wouldn&#039;t just toss it on craigslist, unless it&#039;s in bad condition.Upgrading to the MTX 6500D would mean running it at 4 ohms - which gives you 250 wRMS.&nbsp; Not really worth your time.If you have an old Mofo,It&#039;s rated above 2000w RMS, but I&#039;d feed it between 1000-1500.&nbsp; Audioque&#039;s 1200 is on sale for $230, Hifonics bxi1210d is ~$200... lots of good choices out there.If you have the new Mofo,It&#039;s rated at 3000wMAX, so I&#039;d keep 750-1000wRMS, considering the way PA rates their stuff.Just make sure whichever amp you choose is either:- a mono amp, rated to 1 ohm- a 2 channel amp, bridgeable at 4 ohm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tinmanchris217, post: 6570320, member: 610505"] PA Mofos are 2 ohm impedance per coil. So you should be getting ~200 wRMS out of your Rockford amp. note: For the record, that's a cool old RF amp. I wouldn't just toss it on craigslist, unless it's in bad condition. Upgrading to the MTX 6500D would mean running it at 4 ohms - which gives you 250 wRMS. Not really worth your time. If you have an old Mofo, It's rated above 2000w RMS, but I'd feed it between 1000-1500. Audioque's 1200 is on sale for $230, Hifonics bxi1210d is ~$200... lots of good choices out there. If you have the new Mofo, It's rated at 3000wMAX, so I'd keep 750-1000wRMS, considering the way PA rates their stuff. Just make sure whichever amp you choose is either: - a mono amp, rated to 1 ohm - a 2 channel amp, bridgeable at 4 ohm [/QUOTE]

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