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recommended amps anyone
recommended amps anyone
i have an 18" audiobahn that is 4000watts rms
i am having trouble finding a descent amp for it though
right now i have the 2300hct model amp its supposed to run 2400 watts at 1ohm but its not happening so i have it wired at 4 ohms and i think it is pulling 600 watts but its not enough for me
can someone recommend me towards a good amp at a price that wont put a hole in my pocket
THANKS FOR HELPING
i am having trouble finding a descent amp for it though
right now i have the 2300hct model amp its supposed to run 2400 watts at 1ohm but its not happening so i have it wired at 4 ohms and i think it is pulling 600 watts but its not enough for me
can someone recommend me towards a good amp at a price that wont put a hole in my pocket
THANKS FOR HELPING
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Justin from Detroit1
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The JBL 1200.1 is a pretty good choice. It puts out its rated power, maybe even a bit more. Do you have a h.o alternator? My cousin had the audiobahn 2300, it was complete crap. As for the sub... I would take Justins advice and buy another sub with a lower and more realistic rms rating. Anyways, good luck.
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The JBL 1200.1 is one ohm stable. What upgrades do you have to your cars electrical system? In order to run that kind of power you'll need a h.o alternator or two, maybe even a few batteries, which wont be cheap. You probably already knew that, but I thought I would bring it up just in case. Anyways, good luck on our system... :thumb:
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4,000 Watts RMS is insane. Unless you have a high output alternator and like 6 extra batteries forget it.
Either push it with a JBL 1200.1 or find a new sub. YOu wont find any amp worth a crap that has more than thats many watts for that cheap, just is not going to happen.
Sorry to give it to you real, but someone has to.
You would be way ahead of the game to sell that overgrown power sucker and buy something worthwhile, in my opinion.
4,000 Watts RMS is insane. Unless you have a high output alternator and like 6 extra batteries forget it.
Either push it with a JBL 1200.1 or find a new sub. YOu wont find any amp worth a crap that has more than thats many watts for that cheap, just is not going to happen.
Sorry to give it to you real, but someone has to.
You would be way ahead of the game to sell that overgrown power sucker and buy something worthwhile, in my opinion.
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