is 1100 watt rms too much for this amp at 2 ohm or no i have had it for 2 months now and just bought new amp and dont want to blow it
1954716
Nah. I have mine on a pdx mono 1k and pound the hell out of it. You should be fine
1153349
This particular amp can't produce a thousand watts, it's only a 500 watt amp. I think it's best since you're only running one sub to get the 2 ohm and just run you're amp at 500 watts rms. the p3's are 600 watts rms.
83287
The amp is great. Never had any issues with it. It will put out 160W per channel at 8 ohms ( I believe Peavey Black Widows are 8 ohms) Depending where you are using the setup, it should be loud enough.
640171
it would fry them if it could run at .5 lowest i've been able to run it was .79 (.8)ohms any lower and it goes protect. it fried my friends type r 15s at 1 ohm. if you're still looking at getting this amp then runs it in 2ohms and give it a try.
1519691
It can handle around 650rms so 1200watt rms amp would still work just don't turn it up all the way and also make sure the ohms match up as well this thing kicks let me tell you
1456965
YES this amp is crazy loud, I have it hooked up to 2 x 8" woofers, and 4 x 5x7 mids and I can barely turn up the gain on the amp its that powerful. the woofers are rated at 120 watts rms and the gain on the amp can't be turned up past 1/2. great amp for the $$$
813947
Depends on your setup - if you are going to use it just for sub then 4 ohm, if you are going to use it multi channel, then 2 ohm. Caution, this amp shuts down easily when "overloaded" or too much current is drawn.
2210683
I wont run mine with anything under a 1200 watt amp with dual 12's. the one I have now is a 1600 watt amp and it runs amazing.
1642127
I have a 1600 watt on mine because I liked the amp but rms on these are 400 watts so 1100 will be fine just make sure you have a gain remote on it and you can adjust how deep you want the bass. I have both of mine in a sealed enclosure and they sound great
1773026
i would not get this amp i blew mine within 5 months of having it along with 2 12s if i was you i would get a lanzar distinct half ohm monoblock amp it is used for comp and it is really reliable for the price
1522872
At 2ohms it will put out 250 watts RMS and at 4 ohms it will put out 140 watts RMS so match the sub and amp RMS at its ohm and you'll be set...I have this amp with a kicker tc102 which is 2 ohm 10 inch comp and the sucker kicked my friends have said they've never heard a 10 kick this hard...sounds like my buddies 12 kicker cvr...I've got the gain low and my radio setting on all 0
1159039
My friend who i think actually has a review posted about this amp (gordon or gdiddy) has this amp powering two 15in p3s and they slam! If you are worried about it being too weak just wire to 2 ohm (900 watts) or 1 ohm (1200 watts)
1613440
This amp would push 2 subs at 2 ohm. It can run 1ohm all day and not get too hot to touch . This amp produces well over its rating . 400 @ 4ohm 800 @ 2ohm & 1200 @ 1ohm. Mine came with a birth sheet of 1335watts RMS @ 1ohm. It pushes my 2000 watt square to its limit . This amp could eat lesser speakers.
2193552
I have a 2000 watt amp and it works amazing i do recomend a 2000 watt amp but i cant till you about other amps that are lower than 2000 watt cuz i never tryed it
1602522
Amp is actually certified @ 626 watt rms opposed to the 500 it states.. I'm running with a 12" single ported fosgate p3 and so far no overheating as I push max for about 80 mins each day to n from work. Not sure exactly if it is 1 ohm stable but the p3 is dual 4ohm and sounds amazing..although the amp box states 300x1@ 4ohms- 500x1@2ohms given the split it should run at least 800@1 but I'm no amp expert.. Hope this helps.. When all else fails call RF tech sup :)
1137152
For more bass, you definitely want less resistance with the 2 ohms. Just make sure the rms is correct for it. You want to get all you can out of the amp.
1433366
That amp is rated at 1000 rms at 2 ohms. The woofers are rated at 600 watts, and under powering then slightly is not a bad thing just adjust the gains until the highest volume does not produce square waves aka distortion. And also remember that 1000 watts at 2 ohms and 14.4 volts... That means it will produce less at 14 or 13 and even less at 12.