i have two 12" MTX terminators, how much power would i be giving the subs? and would it power them good?
322601
The planet audio ac4000.1D would give you the deep bass and sound that u want to perform for your 12 Mar terminator thank you Amazon......
322602
I believe that the mtx subs are around 200 watts of constant power and 400 watts peak power at 4 ohms you would be giving each sub about 750 watts for a total of 1500 watts I would try to go with the planet audio ac2000.2 each sub would be getting around 300 to 400 each and would sound great mtx audio usually doesn't need alot of power to really sound great
322603
The planet audio ac4000.1D would give you the deep bass and sound that u want to perform for your 12 mtx terminator thank you Amazon......
1514866
Depending on the sub Specs, I think it may be possible. I power two 15" tops and 2 18" subs and it powers them just fine for hours
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
1556375
That would be fine. In fact it would be a little under powered with two subs which is fine. They will take about 700 to 1000 a piece with no issues.
1643145
yes, that's fine. it would still be a major major upgrade from your stock subs. but it is recommended to power any sub at about 25% more than its RMS power rating to get the most out of what you paid for it. nevertheless, you'll have fun with it vs the stock ones.
1859943
i have rockford T1000 db 2 chaneel and 3 jl w6 12' i run them on serial to 4 oz because it sound better but in you case i dont know what tipe amp do you have and what sub do you have
1410470
I am not familiar with the specs on those speakers. But this amp is only 4 ohm stable. I run two SI18'S dvr subs wired for 4 ohms off of one channel, and run another Ixl 18 svs 4 ohm load on the other channel. Have no problems whatsoever. Try the12volt.com and see the different wiring options for your subs.
318301
I power this sub with a 500 watt max mono kicker amp. These subs can handle more in my opinion so far since I've had it
582184
I would add another if your pulling 1400rms . That sub is only rated 1300 rms . Even though it's only 100 rms over what the subs is rated at , long term overpowering can damage subs . Hope this helped some :)
1483753
According to their website, this would be a good choice of power for the speakers. 75wrms @ 2Ohm for each speaker and 300wrms @ 2 ohm for the sub. Make sure that the sub is 2Ohm, though. When you receive the amp it will come with a QC sheet explaining each power rating. Just make sure you tune it properly and it will work well. http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/r600x5
789183
Right now I have a 12" MTX sub that I enjoy just for the smooth bass, but I want to upgrade to a 12" Infinity Kappa sub. I would say a sub no more than 1200 watt max will satisfy.
1940442
Depends on how many your putting in one of those kickers is rated at RMS 800 which is what the amp is rated at. If your using more then one sub I recommend a bigger amp. I have this amp hooked up to two 12 inch mtx and it strong all the time
275510
The 200 and 400 these guys are talking about is the recommended peak power. I have an Audiobahn A1200H2 pushing these subs and they hit with more than enough boom.
2265984
They really don't need a whole lot of power to sound great. There are better speakers out there, but not for this price. I am really happy with my Kappas. I used this amp, MTX TD75.4 and had to turn the gains down as volume betwen 2 and 3 bars on my stereo was crazy loud. You will want a decent sub to complete the sound stage, I used a MTX Thunder500.1 paired to a Alpine Sbr-s8-4 8. It won't shake my mirrors off, but it sounds perfect for me!!
1155492
Yes this will be great amp. I am currently using the brutus with a T2D12 and it powers it perfectly. The T2D15 is rated at 1200 RMS but will easily take more power without harming the coils. Wire the sub to a 2 ohm configuration and this amp will impress.
256904
Depends on the watts of the subs. Personally, I would go with something current. Do some research and try to get the most outta your subs. They push my cheepo 12s nice.
798407
It handles my 500 watt 12" subs. If your speakers are 1000 watts then I would go with something higher watts. Depends on how loud you want the subs.