by swimmerdude » Tue Jan 23, 2007 5:17 pm
First... MA Audio amps have been known to be power hogs and they aren't exactly the best quality, but it works if you are on a budget. Now that one is a smaller amp, but there can be better out there for just a lil more cash. If you want some other options, I would talk to Cargodz, Smoker, or Joeyc about some other deals they might have.
You can wire 10 subs up to that amp if you want to!! What you do is wire the subs together instead of the subs wired individually into an amp.
http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofe ... ations.asp - go there, enter in the amount of subs you have and the coil configuration and it will give you the ways you can wire them together!
Most Class D amps are 1ohm stable, but some are only 2ohm. They are designed to put out more power at a lower ohm because it is less resistance. And not amplifier will ever come close to its peak power. Always look at its rms power. The rms power is the most clean power the amp will deliver.
First... MA Audio amps have been known to be power hogs and they aren't exactly the best quality, but it works if you are on a budget. Now that one is a smaller amp, but there can be better out there for just a lil more cash. If you want some other options, I would talk to Cargodz, Smoker, or Joeyc about some other deals they might have.
You can wire 10 subs up to that amp if you want to!! What you do is wire the subs together instead of the subs wired individually into an amp.
[url]http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer_configurations.asp[/url] - go there, enter in the amount of subs you have and the coil configuration and it will give you the ways you can wire them together!
Most Class D amps are 1ohm stable, but some are only 2ohm. They are designed to put out more power at a lower ohm because it is less resistance. And not amplifier will ever come close to its peak power. Always look at its rms power. The rms power is the most clean power the amp will deliver.