can this amp push 4 12's
913410
I've done it with a sealed box on cvr's... I plan on getting another one for my truck with 3 15's
1515320
I think so,but it depends on the ohms.If you're using 1 cab it has to be 4 ohms not 8,but check that.If you run 1 cab the amp runs at 4 ohms,if you run 2 cabs it runs at 8.
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...
662726
Defiantly not, could not push 1 1200 watt at 4 ohms. I bridge the amps but I had to keep the volume low or the amp would chip. The surge protector feature is the issue.
1349891
Yes, it will push them just fine. I had mine pushing two 1000w Alpines and now it's pushing one 1200w Rockford Fosgate 15. You don't want to max out your subs anyway. Just match the rms and you'll be fine.
1474960
This amp should be more than enough. I have 2 polk db 12 on mine and my friend has 2 p3d2-12 on his.
1011897
Hay i have a Hifonic Brutus Mono 2000 watt 4 channel amp. Pushing my 2 (12" kickers) great power feeding my subs.
76779
14 gauge would fit, but i wouldn't recommend 12. it was intended for running to small to medium size speakers i think. the internal amp was only meant to power the sub and two surround speakers ( L Sub and R Sub i'm guessing). also, since my receiver only has 1 RCA input for the subwoofer, i needed a Y adaptor. you can use one side, but you'll want both plugged in. it is a great speaker, well worth the price
1627202
Yes, but it will push 480 Watts into 4 ohm load, so you could only use 1 4 ohm speaker cab, or use 2 8ohm speaker cabs (240W into each cab). 320W RMS @ 8 Ohms480W RMS @ 4 Ohms
1118794
This amp will bang for the bucks but it only has 5-30A fuses so multiply that by 12 and the most you will get at 1ohms is 1800.... My two 12" mofo pound but are under powered so I'm thinking about getting another one because each sub I have is 1700 rms so I wire them each at 1ohm per amp and get 3400 rms
2119424
Yes, I have 2 Rockford P2 4ohm 12's and its more then enough power for them.. great amp and haven't had any problems. Hope this helps!
675214
Yeah, I agree with Claudio. It would push them but it would probably overheat and go into protect mode before getting anything near the SPL that those 2 12's can make. You should get a 1000 watt amp instead and run them with the gain turned down a little so that your subs don't distort. You'll have plenty of headroom for your amp as well so that it runs cool and smoothly with no signal clipping.
1799130
I would recommend 4 gauge for the power wire just in case you decide to change your amplifier you will not have to go back and run over the wires. However this is not a very powerful amplifier and I strongly suggest putting the extra money and buying a better amplifier. What are the 12" subs are you going to use?
1538816
I think 2 cvr 12's would be OK but 4 might be to much. I had this amp on one alpine DVC 10inch in a 1.6 cu ft box. It hit hard but lacked in low bass tones.
1228564
Yes...but I also have 2 pioneer 6x9 along with the two 12's.....sounds good with all this.. i also have a1600 watt pioneer amp to push the subs. Hope this helps.
773817
If you are sure you need 600 true rms to power your 12s at 4 ohm I do not think this is the amp for your set up. Fosgate only rates it at 400rms at 4ohm, and although they underrate their amps, i don't think it will put out more then 500rms at 4ohm and thats being generous. As a Fosgate advocate I would still use one of their amps for your set up. Go on Fosgates actual website, they rate all of their amps down to 4ohm. Just a matter of finding the cheapest, and best, solution. Otherwise wire at 2ohm and youll have so much power youll have to keep the gain down.
1496262
Use 8 you'll be fine. If you use 6 or 4 you will potentially trip the excessive power limiter and the amp will shut down. If you limit the volume on 4 ohm, it will work. But, if you over drive a 4 or 6 ohm load, it will shut down and you'll have to shut off the amplifier and turn it back on.