Can it hold up to a 4000 watt class d sound storm laboratories mono block amplifier
475653
The Sound Storm 4000 watt that I looked up is 1 ohm stable, so yes it would work. To get the most power, you would want to hook the sub up in the 1 ohm configuration, not the 4. 4000 watts is huge overhead, so just be careful not to blow the sub by turning the volume up too high.
1511476
The amp I'll push around 1000 watts rms bridged it might be a lil to much for your speakers but yes it can push them
1133049
I would suggest using this amp on speakers that are 300-400 watts rms. Not sure on your specific speaker ratings
1461664
no. this amp will only push around 250 watts at 4ohm. It is over rated substantially. go with hifonics, best output for price.
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.
401169
This amp only pushes 250 watts with a slightly lower RMS. You should consult your manual for the sub to see what RMS it should have. if you use a lower RMS then recomended it will reduce the life of both the sub and amp. I did not know that when I bought mine I'm running a w0 which is slightly underpowered by this mono block. good luck and I hope your system turns out great!
2157515
This should work wel for your system. The total power of my amp stated on the test sheet was 715amps. It has plenty of power. Turn off the low pass switches to the speakers and get your base from the Sub woofer! I think you will be happy!
1642130
Watts don't exactly matter. Quality over quantity. You'd be way better off having a kicker 500x1 mono amp than some cheap 2000 watt amp the cheap amps give cheap power and a quality amp will give quality sound
1914014
Yes. They can handle up to 300 watts max, as listed. I use mine with a Kenwood KDC-MP345U which is rated at 200 watts also, (50Wx4). For the price sound really good with that kind of a rig.
2000157
the head unit will work with any application.but I think that amp puts out 450 watts @ 4ohms on 1 channel if its a class d amp 800 watts @ 2ohms on 1 channel and 1100 watts @ 1 ohm on 1 channel just be sure to check your amp on what it puts out per channel like I said the #s I show are for a class d mono amp these #s will change if its a 2 or 4 channel amp the d class are for subs but you probley know that hope this helps
348431
Yes... With ease... Just ensure you run the wires in parallel. This is a mono (1 channel) amp. If you run Two 4 ohm speakers in series the R500X1D will run a 8 ohms. ... (R=Rockford) (500=watts) (X1=Channel) (D=Class D Amplifier)
1513337
I have 2 of these running on a Pioneer 1000.1 D class amp. They may be able to handle more but you don't want to over power them and burn up the voice coil. I am a big Pioneer fan but there are other more affordable amps to pick from.
794204
This is a 3 farad capacitor, so it should withhold up to 3,000 watts. I am running a1,000w and a 540w amp. I bought this one to have enough space for upgrade if I choose to in the future. But not fully sure, but I don't see why not.
235723
I got two and I have a mono block spl 6000 watt so your gonna need something big and hook it up parallel not series to get the most out of the amp and do the same to the speaker if you get it but I love the speakers and wouldn't get a different brand for nothing
2193553
I'm running a 1000w Kenwood mono d series amp and it's doing a great job and sounds great. So I'd say 1000w to 1200w is the best safe route to go since it's only has a 700w RMS if your going for two though I'd say a 2000w would push them nicely
1838213
I have it hooked up to a 1000 watt kicker mono amp. I've been told you really only need about 400 watts though. It works great I love it.
90402
This amp is only 75 watts at a 4 ohm load. I'm not sure how big your speakers are; however, I would guess that you want something a little bigger. If you can afford it I would recommend an Adcom amp.