What would be a good cheap/durable amp to power two of these subs? What gauge wiring kit?
925161
Most high power amps will require atleast 4 gauge wiring. I run no less than 2 gauge. If you use too small of a wire, the amp will play but on hard hitting bass lines you'll see the protection light coming on and possibly burn up the amp in the long run.
1554348
I wouldnt use this amp to power any two 12' subs. Its good for one sub. I would use a 2000-4000 watt amp to power two 12' subs.
2145914
Make sure you have high capacity alternator, 4gauge wire or bigger, and that your subs can be wired to 1ohm. I have mines running 2 alpine type-x 12's at 1ohm fine all day long. Great amp for the price. Best money I've ever spent on an amp.
1865447
You can just buy two subs. That is perfectly fine for the wattage being brought out.
1151664
I run that same amp with the 2ohm sub, it is perfect sounds awesome and they both should run forever set up properly.
834704
A decent match would be any decent amp that is around 1100w if youre getting two subs then get a 2000w amp. I bought two of these and a Pyle 2000w 2 channel amp and it sounds excellent for the price of it all! You should try to avoid getting an amp that is more powerful than your sub's as it is easier to blow them but you can always tune an amp down
2145912
This little puppy can handle the sub as long as it is feed the required amperage. I would run it at a 1 ohm load. Which is how I have my subs set up. Blew first set of subs. Got more expensive pair, installed a Batcap and not a problem yet. This amp loves the power. Will definitely push the sub. You couldn't ask for a better amp for the price.
1122031
Im not familiar with wiring 3 subs together, but this amp would be a great match. If you wire them down to 1 ohm, you will get roughly 2000 watts. You only need 1200. You can max out the knob at times if you want amd wont have to worry too much about puttin too much juice to em. If they're wired at 2 ohms, this amp will give em 1400 watts which is still sufficient.
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 :)
724699
Ive had 2 of these for a year and half they are badass. I personally use a 40 amp breaker to run them. Pullin roughly 600 watts. I used 30 amp fueses and would always blow them when the bass hit low. P.S this is for 2 subs at 2 ohms make sure your amp will handle this and dont try to put 600 watt to one sub. You will blow one in a heart beat. Been there done that. Haha.
1656901
These subs can take a beating no matter what amp you put on it. They can really take some heat. Enjoy cause them subs knock.
1271930
I would go with at least a 4 gauge kit for that size of amp. This is more for a 300-400 watt range.
2051404
Not enough info here, but I would bridge two channels to one of those subs. This amp would probably handle both of them, but not two amps and speakers.
638526
speaker cable 12 GA to 14 GA, with GLS banana plug (which I am selling a set of GLS bananas plugs on amazon), as far as subwoofers, you have several choice, depending on your budget. I own a JBL 400W, though I've been reading about the SVS subwoofer which may be great. Also you can get a matching Polk Audio Sub if you like.... Like I said it all depends on your budget.... Hope it helps, in case you are interested to purchase the GLS banana plug from me, let me know.
547170
Just as long as your sub and speakers watts/rms all adds up to about 300, you should be good. Bridge the sub to get more oomph. But this can have your speakers with less power. You don't want to overload your amp. IMHO, get a mono amp that will power your sub and leave this 300w amp for your other speakers. It's what I did.
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.
602605
I used a boss 4000 watts hits hard for a cheap amp... Always have more power on amp then subs so you can hit hard it wont harm anything. Forget capacitors ... you need deep cycle batteries red optima .. one for alternator and one in trunk .. one amp per 12" .. Dobt forget to wrap ya doors and trunk with sound and heat barriers helps rattle .. Enclosed box best... for deep bass or open box for mid level