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2500-3000rms.. $400
2500-3000rms.. $400
well this summer, or sooner, i plan on doing my wall.. me and a friend figured i could around 16cf or so.. i think ill end up doing a couple 15"s, 200amp alt, one or two batteries, all 0gauge wiring ofcourse(welding cable, i can get it free), 2layer wall on each side, glassed in the inside, smoothed edges for better flow in the wall..etc..lookin at around 150sqin of port area, give or take.. anyway.. what amp can i get for around $400, first amp that comes to mind is a used Orion 2500D, Power Acoustik A3000B(or their new SL line), Viper 2500. so if you guys can list some amps and prices..
- swimmerdude
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Why not 2 18's??? That would work better in 16 cubes. Are you planning on competing with this too. If you are, i would talk with Elevation Audio about getting 2 DX2000.1's for you as a competitor. And i think you will need a lil more than 2500rms... i think 4k should be minimum. An Autotek MM4000.1 would be REALLY nice.
- GlassWolf
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word of advice.
If you want an amplifier of any sort of quality, you have two choices:
Fix a price in your mind, and find how much power you can get in a quality amp for that price, OR-
Fix an amount of power in your mind, and find out what a quality amp with that output will cost.
Never fix both power output and price together in your head, or in the form of a question on the web.
You're setting yourself up for failure with cheap amps by doing so most times.
If you want an amplifier of any sort of quality, you have two choices:
Fix a price in your mind, and find how much power you can get in a quality amp for that price, OR-
Fix an amount of power in your mind, and find out what a quality amp with that output will cost.
Never fix both power output and price together in your head, or in the form of a question on the web.
You're setting yourself up for failure with cheap amps by doing so most times.

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