Could this power a 6000W Amp?
917675
I'm sure it can. The wire is pretty thick. Probably the biggest wire they make.
917676
No! My 2000w was making it heat up so much I had to change kits. Very good for 1800 and below though.
917677
Not this wiring kit. It's a 1500 watt wiring kit, but I'm using it with a 1600 watt class D mono amp. Hopefully this helps
1086483
This has a 6 amp output and you only need 2 amps. It should work with no problems.
1515630
It has more than enough power. You wouldn't use the full power of this amp.
1457803
Yes if the input cable will handle the watts . about a 100 watts for a amp. you will what to use at least #6 bigger. 7000 watts is about 70 amps at max draw
618400
No, if you read the spec i believe it says it needs 480 watts. Im using a 600 and its working fine.
1507069
Im not sure. I used this for a sub box for my car,and I have 3500 watts running threw the set. And my amp is rated at 300 amps, as far as how much power it is pulling. Hope that helps some.
1612758
my guess is yes... it is rated 600 watts of continuous power so I don't know why it wouldn't.
277009
It will work but u will only get about 2000 watt of clear sound u turn up any higher and it gets distorted otherwise u need a quality power amp
521334
400 would be pushing it. I have a 600w and it does fine. I would say the minimum would be 500w but it really depends on your total power consumption system wide.
1387240
This power will supply will handle your video cards. 600 watts is at the bottom of the specs for a Crossfire configuration of your video cards. I would suggest getting something with a little more power to give yourself some room to expand. Especially since you are running an I7 processor.
192859
If your 150w is RMS I think it would be fine. If you find it not hitting as hard as you want you could always get a more powerful amp. The 611a I'm running two of these from has the level only set to about 60% and they're still crazy loud.
1190892
Their amps are very overrated on power ( like their subs). So id say you should go with their 6000watt amp. It's not gonna put out anything close to 6000watts though. Just letting you know lol.
2055935
Yes it will. Are you adding components? If not, 600w may be a bit high. The only reason to go 600 is if you're adding power-hungry components like a gaming video card. As an upgrade straight up, and considering the OEM PSU is only 350w, you can consider 380w,430w or 500w 80Plus bronze models from Corsair (CX or TX series), Antec (Earthwatts) or Seasonic (expensive but topnotch). Hope this helps.
315002
More info is needed and I can tell you if it will work or not. Exacly what model is the preamp.The device should have stickers on it which tell how many watts it draws as well as the current mA
899143
no, it will not. I used this for a project to power a 20w amplifier and blew up a few of these. These I found later on were intended for LEDs. With that said most will not pull more than 0.5A. I am guessing they have a very low c value and would not be safe to pull more than 1 amp.
1078846
I don't se why not, Just remember it has a 500W limit, you may have to add the power draw of all the components.
1745510
I would not try it. (But thats me) Looks to only handle 100w and the Amplifier is rated to 200w. Not sure the Linear is even type accepted.