Which amp would be best for me?

I would recommend something with a little more efficiency over the Alpine. Not saying there is anything wrong with the Alpine just look at the specs of each amp someone recommends and see what you find to be best. Are you aware of box rise?

 
If there rated 600rms that mrp-1000 will be underpowering them a bit..... but I wouldnt go over 650w rms to each sub the higher you go over rms ratings the more incline you are to blow them

 
I would recommend something with a little more efficiency over the Alpine. Not saying there is anything wrong with the Alpine just look at the specs of each amp someone recommends and see what you find to be best. Are you aware of box rise?
no what is box rise?

I am planning on going with a 1200 amp, I just want to find the best one i can get for the money im looking at.

 
Gives you alot of over head AQ2200d.. Box rise in its simple form is the fact that you make start off with a 1ohm load but once the current starts flowing (playing music) the independence of the coils will rise so that 1ohm load is now alot higher.

 
no what is box rise?
I am planning on going with a 1200 amp, I just want to find the best one i can get for the money im looking at.
To give you an idea about box rise.. I had a 1 ohm load off my amp the DB Drive PT2000.1D. I had a box rise of 1.54 ohm which instead of seeing say ~2000 Wrms I saw ~1263 Wrms to the pair. That test was done with stock electrical other than 1/0 gauge so the ~1263 Wrms was determined at ~12.3v

 
So is that saying that I will want an amp rated at more than 1200?
Well I'll put it this way.. You must consider in box rise, efficiency, and enough electrical to support the rms power you want to reach.. You will be fine to run the amp of your choice on 1/0 power wiring with the big 3 done, and perhaps a single upgraded battery (perhaps a red or yellow top) is you put on actually pushing ~600 Wrms to each sub. Also, the bigger amp you get you can adjust and tune the amp to run around the rms to plan to run, so basically I would suggest a big amp and set it around what your looking for meanwhile allowing future subwoofer upgrades, but keeping the same amp.. To answer your question with above information in mind, yes..

 
You will be fine to run the amp of your choice on 1/0 power wiring with the big 3 done, and perhaps a single upgraded battery (perhaps a red or yellow top) is you put on actually pushing ~600 Wrms to each sub.
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You will be fine to run the amp of your choice on 1/0 power wiring with the big 3 done, and perhaps a single upgraded battery (perhaps a red or yellow top) if you plan on actually pushing ~600 Wrms to each sub.

Lol, sorry can't type today..

 
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