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Amp suggestion 2000 watts

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Bwcad1 wrote:what do you mean by that jeremy! lol
look at his last post and you tell me.
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2000 watts. No you will need 0 guage. I wouldn't try to do 2 guage unless your talking 1500 or less.
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Alpine2000 wrote:thx sorry about that i guess it was the profanity wont happen again
The profanity along with the disrespect.

Asking someone else or a group of people to do all the research is pretty (ummmm wording here...) helpless. To bad you dont have even just a few ideas...
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Post by Justin from Detroit1 »

A single run of 0 gauge might not be enough. With over 2000w RMS, he might need two runs of 0 gauge, honestly.
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Post by sinister audio »

first of all those subs have an rms of around 1000 i belive but you dont need to give them that. what not go with like a hifonics 1605D amp itll give them 800 watts each and im sure you probaly wouldnt notice a difference and you can get buy with a cheaper alternator less money in cable and maybe just a good battery under the hood. also what kinda box are they in? some are more efficient like a ported box and certain bandpass boxes but a sealed box isnt as efficent.
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Post by jonnyb »

Alpine2000 wrote:they are very nice high quailty subs just as almost as good as a W7 best 12" ever made almost!!!!
that made me laugh.
i agree with sinister, youll save money and it wont be that much of a difference.
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Justin from Detroit wrote:A single run of 0 gauge might not be enough. With over 2000w RMS, he might need two runs of 0 gauge, honestly.
you can hook 2 0 guage wires up to 1 amp?
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Post by Bwcad1 »

some of the larger amps have places for that i belive the zapco does, and the maxximus does.
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Post by LoudS10Blazer »

Dave,

If you ever make that comment about orion being over zapco again I will slap u when I see you. Just kidding :)

Check out the crossfire 2000D or maybe a kicker 2500.1
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