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Old 12-02-2012, 05:54 PM   #1
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What Amp to get?

Ok so I am installing 2 Subs. Im going to install 2 Kicker 4-ohm 8" CompVR's. Im looking for an amp under $200. Any reccomandations?
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I have 2 - 12's kicker comps running off an alpine mrp500 and they bang . That's in my civic tho.. For the frs I'm going with a more subtle 10" jl w6 running with an alpine pdx 1000 . Smaller amp and stackable !!


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Old 12-02-2012, 06:19 PM   #3
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I have 2 - 12's kicker comps running off an alpine mrp500 and they bang . That's in my civic tho.. For the frs I'm going with a more subtle 10" jl w6 running with an alpine pdx 1000 . Smaller amp and stackable !!


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Well I do want to be able to run them at 200 OHMs. Or as close to that as possible.

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Old 12-02-2012, 06:21 PM   #4
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Check 5 channel Kenwood x-700-5, 188$ eBay...
@ 4 ohms 4x40 + 1x300
@ 2 ohms 4x50 + 1x500

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Old 12-02-2012, 06:38 PM   #5
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How good would this one be? Class D and would be able to run at 200 OHMs.

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200 ohms wtf ?


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Well I do want to be able to run them at 200 OHMs. Or as close to that as possible.
200 watts? the PDX-M6 is a great choice. very compact will give you 300 watts to each sub.

More expensive but you get what you pay for.

I'm gonna be running an entire system off of 1 PDX-V9 4x200w + 1x500w. Hertz mille 3 piece components + Shallow 12" Stereo Integrity MB mkIV SQ sub .5cu/ft sealed box (deletes spare tire) . Pioneer P99RS headunit to control everything.
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He's confusing ohms with watts.
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Why would he run compvrs with only 200? Those things run at like 800 rms


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Old 12-03-2012, 01:29 AM   #11
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200 ohms wtf ?


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Meant watts lol.

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200 watts? the PDX-M6 is a great choice. very compact will give you 300 watts to each sub.

More expensive but you get what you pay for.

I'm gonna be running an entire system off of 1 PDX-V9 4x200w + 1x500w. Hertz mille 3 piece components + Shallow 12" Stereo Integrity MB mkIV SQ sub .5cu/ft sealed box (deletes spare tire) . Pioneer P99RS headunit to control everything.
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Why would he run compvrs with only 200? Those things run at like 800 rms


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8 inch ones only do 200 rms
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Meant watts lol.






8 inch ones only do 200 rms
hahah 200watts is nominal they could very easily take 300watts without a problem.
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hahah 200watts is nominal they could very easily take 300watts without a problem.
Im just gonna run them safe at 200. Im just going for added bass with more sq performance, not really just loud bust year ears out bass.
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Alpine pdx's .. Small + stackable + stable + quiet = win


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