Would this Amp push two 12s 1100 wat Dual subs?
194191
O yea I'm pushing 2 boss 1400 watt 12" subs. The watt rating on your subs is the max they can take not how much they need to be powered
194192
I used this for two 10s then my rear 6x9s. The 1600 watts isn't true power you can get maybe 400W, but mostly 300 depending on how you wire stuff. It did make a nice little thump with the 10s in a custom box but i would go Audiobahn or Rockford since they are way cheaper these days.Look at the Audiobahn A8002M 2200W 2 Channel Class A/B Intake Series, little more price wise but you'll get at least 1000w true and its way better built. It used to be in the $300 to $400 range for this quality. If you really want power gonna have to spend at least $300 so that your not just blurting out noise but the above is for quality with a nice bump or rock music.
194193
I used this for two 10s then my rear 6x9s. The 1600 watts isn't true power you can get maybe 400W, but mostly 300 depending on how you wire stuff. It did make a nice little thump with the 10s in a custom box but i would go Audiobahn or Rockford since they are way cheaper these days.Look at the Audiobahn A8002M 2200W 2 Channel Class A/B Intake Series, little more price wise but you'll get at least 1000w true and its way better built. It used to be in the $300 to $400 range for this quality. If you really want power gonna have to spend at least $300 so that your not just blurting out noise but the above is for quality with a nice bump or rock music. I used this for two 10s then my rear 6x9s. The 1600 watts isn't true power you can get maybe 400W, but mostly 300 depending on how you wire stuff. It did make a nice little thump with the 10s in a custom box but i would go Audiobahn or Rockford since they are way cheaper these days.Look at the Audiobahn A8002M 2200W 2 Channel Class A/B Intake Series, little more price wise but you'll get at least 1000w true and its way better built. It used to be in the $300 to $400 range for this quality. If you really want power gonna have to spend at least $300 so that your not just blurting out noise... » Read More I used this for two 10s then my rear 6x9s. The 1600 watts isn't true power you can get maybe 400W, but mostly 300 depending on how you wire stuff. It did make a nice little thump with the 10s in a custom box but i would go Audiobahn or Rockford since they are way cheaper these days.Look at the Audiobahn A8002M 2200W 2 Channel Class A/B Intake Series, little more price wise but you'll get at least 1000w true and its way better built. It used to be in the $300 to $400 range for this quality. If you really want power gonna have to spend at least $300 so that your not just blurting out noise but the above is for quality with a nice bump or rock music. « Show Less
590451
If they are subs and not regular speakers than no if they are regular speakers it should do fine it wouldn't push my sony explode 12" sub but it pushes my brothers 2 10" speakers good
1510360
How is that good tho? It hold these 2 12 subs? Cause if so I just a new sub 1100 wats! Would it power up the subs more?
1437839
Yes.. I used this AMP with 2 12" Kicker Solobaric L7's and it was so loud you couldn't sit in it for long, while on LOUD volumes..
2051887
This amp will push them nicely. Amp actually pushes closer to 600 watts, better than rated so I would be careful. Your subs wont handle the full 250rms they are rated at continuous
1793027
It may...by connecting them paralleled to the amp, and installing a passive filter on the output to the 12" sub. The problem with that wiring scenario and 4 ohm speakers is that you will force the amp to run at a lower ohm load than it is supposed to accept. I would not recommend this because even if it worked, it would overheat. Throw a separate bridged mono amp with a capacitor on the sub instead...hope that helps and good luck with it.
1197999
I don't think I would run two of that sub because it is a 4 ohm sub. That would restrict your watts from the amp to about 300 watts output. If they were 2 ohm subs it would probably be fine. I am running one kicker 12" sub ported and it is a 2 ohm sub so I am getting 500 watt output.
1195644
Hi, No this amp is meant more for pushing a pair of floor monitors or a pair of 8 or 10 inch mains.
1901950
It depends on what kind of amp it is and what kind of subs your pushing on with it
1159041
If you bridge the amp down to 2ohm is will push 800 rms n 1200 rms at 1ohm I have it pushing one type r ...
1511476
The amp I'll push around 1000 watts rms bridged it might be a lil to much for your speakers but yes it can push them
1330083
I still have the amp in my truck and that fosgate amp has serious power for it being the prime. If i wanted I could blow my 3 JL Audio 12s with just that one amp, so my answer's yes that amp will push those subs with no problems. good luck...
1532028
should be powerful enough to drive 2 kicker sub's...not recommended for power hungry sub like sundown and focal or alpine type r's
2051889
yes this amp would be perfect... 500 rms amp pushing 2x250rms should be good... you want the amp rms equal to the total sub rms
1616295
I bought several different hifonics amp...can remember them off the top but if it's 1200 RMS not watts...it will definitely push the 12" plus others...
595577
Don't expect the amp to push the two subs to full potential... You're better off with a 4000w amp bridged and just power down to get good quality sound and some good thumpin power
318889
I use a rockford fosgate R1200-1D amp to push 2 of these subs. and a Rockford Fosgate Prime R1000-1D 1,000-Watt Mono Amplifier on my other 2 subs. All 4 subs are kicker cvr 12's. They slam hard On both amp's, keep in mind i have a second battery and a 20 farad capacitor. with all 0 gauge wires.