Posted: Tue Oct 07, 2008 3:44 am
Yes the Hifonics Brutus BXi608 would be a good choice
Others to look at would be:
Massive Audio P500.1
Crunch GP1500D
Others to look at would be:
Massive Audio P500.1
Crunch GP1500D
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Stable or not, whenever you run an amp at 1ohm, it is going to get HOT. you will also want to find a way to keep it cooler if you can. Like throw a fan to blow air across it. The cheaper amps out there may state they are 1ohm stable, but that is like saying that a drag car is street legal cause it has one headlight and windshild wipers. Sure you can use it, but is it really safe. My advise is purchase the amp first..then match it with a sub. Save up for a better amp, and then purchase a sub.ajkuebel wrote:Thanks for the input. Do you have any other recommendations for something around $200? I don't need the greatest amp, just something that won't overheat. I'm thinking of only running it at around 50-60%..
First of all Joe, He already has the sub so although going amp first then sub to match would be a good route... not really a choice he has this time round.OnYrMrk wrote:My advise is purchase the amp first..then match it with a sub. Save up for a better amp, and then purchase a sub.
You will be better off in the end. that is my .03 cents
2 cents for the advise, 1 extra to offset the economy.
You are correct... but he may find a good deal on one used.swimmerdude wrote:i dont think that model jbl is made anymore?? someone correct me if im wrong:
ajkuebel wrote:my best friend just hooked me up with an offer for a TMA 1000:1 amp for $200.. what do you guys think? hes tellin me its a hella good deal, but like i said earlier, i have no idea what i'm doing with this stuff, and although he's one of my best friends he is all about his money.. go for it or no?