i have a planet audio 3000.1 monoblock, but some people are saying that it only pushes like 1000 watts max actually. can i use it on one of these subs
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That amp is way more than enough, this is what I found:RMS: 1000W x 1 @ 4 ohms, 1500W x 1 @ 2 ohms, 2100W x 1 @ 1 ohm. This sub is 400 rms. Please read up more on rms vs max power. Generally though, you want your amp to put out 75% to 125% off what the sub can handle rms, don't even pay attention to max. So, if you have a 4 ohm sub set up with your amp, it should be able to handle between 750 and 1250 watts rms, with 1000 really being ideal. In this case you could run several of these in different configurations depending on how you wire them, series vs parallel. Based on your question though, you need to do a lot more research and educate yourself on how these things work, or you're just going to burn out either your subs, amps, or both. That's a much more expensive easy to learn.
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Yes because this is a one channel monoblock amp the one channel works just like a 2 channel bridged. Now this amp is rated at 14.4 volts to push 650 watts continous (rms) at a 2 ohm load and at a 4 ohm load it will push 400 watts continous. So make sure you get the right ohm subs. If you want to push the full 650 watts make sure your sub is 4 ohm single voicecoil or if its a dual voicecoil you can use 2-8 ohm subs just make sure the subs if dual voicecoil are wired to a 4 ohm load before you connect the sub to amp, when you connect to the amp it will read 2 ohm so you will get the full 650 watts. Yes because this is a one channel monoblock amp the one channel works just like a 2 channel bridged. Now this amp is rated at 14.4 volts to push 650 watts continous (rms) at a 2 ohm load and at a 4 ohm load it will push 400 watts continous. So make sure you get the right ohm subs. If you want to push the full 650 watts make sure your sub is 4 ohm single voicecoil or if its a dual voicecoil you can use 2-8 ohm subs just make sure the subs if dual voicecoil are wired to a 4 ohm load before you connect the sub to amp, when you connect to the amp it will read 2 ohm so you will get the full 650... » Read More Yes because this is a one channel monoblock amp the one channel works just like a 2 channel bridged. Now this amp is rated at 14.4 volts to push 650 watts continous (rms) at a 2 ohm load and at a 4 ohm load it will push 400 watts continous. So make sure you get the right ohm subs. If you want to push the full 650 watts make sure your sub is 4 ohm single voicecoil or if its a dual voicecoil you can use 2-8 ohm subs just make sure the subs if dual voicecoil are wired to a 4 ohm load before you connect the sub to amp, when you connect to the amp it will read 2 ohm so you will get the full 650 watts. « Show Less
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Well the RMS is stated at the homepage of the Monoblock. I haven't measured it myself with any intruments, so I cant be sure, but my speakers Kicker CVR210 at 800W RMS @ 4 Ohm can't handle more than 45% of the amps output. Still, its playing like hell, those 2 10's havent moved like that before.. I've allready had to change my trunkdoor so the hinges dont break on my Subaru Legacy. The RMS of the monoblock is:RMS @ 1Ω 3,500RMS @ 2Ω 2,700RMS @ 4Ω 1,900Hope this will help you out
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It shouldn't have a problem pushing both. Just make sure to invest in a good quality box for the subs. Perhaps a pro box.
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Depends on there wattage I ran two planet audio big bang12 inch vortex2500 watt on it at .7 ohm and it held up until the subs wore out from heavy over use and to much dubstep
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yes and no if your on a budget you will strain the amp because the subs is rated at 1000 rms but they will push up to 3000 watts so no problem there you might want to put a crossover to tune in your hi and mids because it going to get crazy loud I have 6 of these on two audiobahn amps in my explorer bigger is better but it will sound great with what you have unless you are trying to shut em down
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I had it hooked up to a pa speaker with 2 15s and 4 tweeters raited at 250watts and it sounded great and got pretty loud. For your sub I do believe it would work. I did, however, end up sending it back. There were issues with the phono input where the signal wouldn't come through and the mic input dial seemed to have difficulty when increasing the volume. It did not increase gradually but rather reached a point where it seemed to just jump to 100%. Also, on the package I received it said defective, which maybe should have been a warning. So if you do get one check out all of the functions before the return date is up.
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I have a powered sub that accepts speaker-level input, and it works great attached it to the "B" output (I am only using the "A" output for my main speakers).
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I am using this amp for 2 4000 watt subs. Might be a little strong for 1 2700 watt. I also have 2 1300 watt subs powered by a 1000 D class amp that sound great. If you're only using the one sub, I recommend a 2000-3000 watt amp. Take a look at the AC3000.1D. Should be plenty of power. AND, cheaper. Hope you're his helped.
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This amp is meant to push one high watt sub. That's what the mono stands for. I bought one of the for my 12" kicker just one its works amazing together. But if u use this amp to push the two of them it will overwork this amp n the possibilities of blowing the amp is very high. U want to look for a 2 channel amp is the correct watts to match your sub. Hope this helped. I love this amp buy wouldn't suggest it for the 2 of them
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Save your money and buy a real amp, planet audio is garbage and will push no where near 4000 watts. If you are going to run a 2 ohm final load, look in to something like a Kicker ZX1500 amp. This amp will push over 1500 true watts at 2 ohm, that would be over 750 to each sub, plenty of power for these. My Kicker ZX1500 came with a birth sheet with a factory tested 1789 watts. You can pick up one of these amps reasonable on ebay if you shop around. I paid $250 for mine used but was in new condition.
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It would push the sub but probably not give you the complete power you need, I would suggest the brutus 2400.1 for your sub and make sure you have good power going to the amp.
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No you will burn up the subs from underpower.the boss amp is 250 RMS @2 ohms.look for a amp that is 400 watts RMS. The mtx is rated 400 @2 ohms its a single channel. So you need a monoblock like lanzar htg157
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I don't know why it's called a mono block. I wish it were because I needed this for a center channel speaker. I can tell you the manual says it is not bridgable so it has to be used stereo.
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It depends! At 1 ohm what's the output of the amp? If it's 1 ohm stable and pushing at least 750 watts then you good. Also depends on how many woofers. I would suggest only running 1 sub off it!
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The Sub has a 450w max and 200w rms. You may have trouble with your sattalites. The sub has a really nice response. Takes alittle time to break in. also depends on where you put it, needs some room to breath...But you should be fine. Nice sounding..
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I was looking at the stats of your mmats 1000.1d, and I have a Boss 1100 with pretty much the same stats and my Boss amp pushing this Pioneer sub nicely! I love the sound and clarity this sub makes. But going by the stats of your mmats and my Boss amp, I believe would work perfect, however I never heard a mmats amp in action. Also the Boss amp is monoblock, which pushed this pioneer box awesome. Not sure if your amp has that, didnt read that in the stats. Anyways this sub box is sweet, i have no complaints about it. I love the bass i get from it. Hope all this helps!