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mfg11287 · New Member Joined: 08 Jul 2005 Posts: 15

what makes a amp a amp i dont kno lol i can pick a 3000watt one for 300.00 then i seen a 3000 for 2,500

mfg11287 · New Member Joined: 08 Jul 2005 Posts: 15

i think i found what i want lets take a vote do i go with

2 18inch Audiobahn AW1805Q
or
3 15''inch Audiobahn ALUM15N

mfg11287 · New Member Joined: 08 Jul 2005 Posts: 15

ok i found what i want now just how to make it work its going to me 3,000.00 worth so $1890.00 on the subs so worth the look i want and power. now i have 1253 left to power these bad boys how the hell can i do that i hope i can there 1200W rms so thats not bad and 2400W max so the man of the hour GhettoTaurus will you give me a hand with this i need to power 7200watts with only 1253.00 left. the amps i can upgrade later i can hide the amps so they dont have to look good im thinking along the lines of new alternator then Battery or 2 and i kno im going to need a Battery Isolator and 3 amps at 3,000 watts dose that sound rite and tell me some place i can get them i kno boss and PowerAcoustic makes subs at 3,000 watts that go for like 300.00 so what should i do

mfg11287 · New Member Joined: 08 Jul 2005 Posts: 15

now so guy told me all i need is 3 1200watt amps well then so one eles told me i need 3 2400watt amps what do i go by the max or the rsm cuz i dont need to blow 3,000.00 worth of **** in one day

mfg11287 · New Member Joined: 08 Jul 2005 Posts: 15

the amp that looks good but will it get the job done Audiobahn A1300HCT Mono HIGH CURRENT Amp

300 watts x 1 at 4 ohm mono
600 watts x 1 at 2 ohm mono
1200 watts x 1 at 1 ohm mono
high current circuitry
PWM mosfet power supply
double-sided glass epoxy circuit board
S/N ratio: >100dB (+/- 1dB)
frequency response: 10Hz-20kHz
remote bass control with blue backlit knob
variable 24dB high-pass crossover: 50Hz-750Hz
variable 24dB low-pass crossover: 30Hz-120Hz
variable subsonic filter: 20Hz-45Hz
variable bass boost: 0-18dB
variable bass boost frequency: 40Hz-100Hz
RCA throughput connections
4-way protection circuitry: thermal short circuit overload and DC offset
dual cooling fans
VU meters indicating output response
cobalt blue illumination
high gloss chrome-plated finish
nickel-plated block terminals
17" x 12" x 3-11/16"

GhettoTaurus · Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 7:25 pm Post subject:

always go by the RMS ratings, the Max ratings mean virtually nothing.

First, you need to pick subs. What amp(s) you get depends on the subs.
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allaboutshane · New Member Joined: 25 Aug 2006 Posts: 1

ok check this out i'm looking at buying to audiobahn alum15n subs the box i'm going to buy is the subzone h-152 i don't realy care about the looks or if 2 of them are going to be strong enough cause my car already has good base because of the bose stereo system in it so my ? is what amp should i buy to beable to give it it's full potentiel i know i need to find something that mach's the subwoffers rms but if you guys have any sugestions for good amp's i'd like to here them