Would the Alpine MRX-M55 X-Power Series Mono Power Digital Amplifier be sufficient power for this 1 sub?If I wire the sub for 2ohm I get 550 Watts RMS
1835742
I have a hi fonics d class Brutus 1200 watt. On my one 12" sundown and wow. This thing hits hard. The lows are astonishing for a 12" and I built my own box at 35hz. Ported. Sundown has the specs for it to.
1835743
That will move the sub, but it can handle 1200+ rms. I have 2500-3000 watts rms going to 2 of these and they take the power with no problem. I'd get an apsm1500 (im running 2 of them). It will put out about 850 rms for the 1 sub.
1835744
I would not recommend using the M55. There are times that I feel like M110 is a little underpowered for this sub. Even though the sub is rated at 600 watts, from what I've read online and from what I've experienced, it could definitely handle more. It absolutely would need more if you're using a sealed enclosure. I'm sure it would sound ok with the M55, but the SA can do so much more. Good luck either way.
1835745
I would go with the MRX-M110. I had the 55 on it. This sub is rated conservatively. I had it on the 110 and fed it about a 1,000W and it handled it without breaking a sweat.
1835746
Yes I have this sub wired to 2 ohm and only being powered by mrv500 monoblock and with the right box it hits hard
1835747
These speakers sound great with around the RMS and above put to them. I have ran my amp to it at 600 watts at 2 ohms and I've ran it at 1200 watts at 1 ohm both sounded great. Obviously it hit harder with 1200 watts but it was thumping just fine on the 600. If you have a good enough box with the right air space for the sealed/ported enclosure factory specs that you can get from sundown's website you will be happy. These speakers soak up the power so if you can give it more do it.
234275
Yes. I would think so. As long as your subs are wired in parallel you'll be fine. Keep in mind it's a 600 watts rms output so you'll be getting 200 watts rms a piece. But even at 50% to each sub I'd imagine that for the price of this amp you'd be getting a good bang for your buck.
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)
1746780
I have mine hooked up to 1 SA4 12 by sundown tuned to. 35h in a 2 cubic foot box an it BEATS!!!!!!!!!! I think as far as watts go they may b a little over rated, but the quality of the BRX series I'm very happy with ther a great amp for the money I even have the 640 as well. I'm pushing 4 6.5 alpines an 2 tweets with it an have n no trouble what's so ever with over heating are anything like that. I will tell u this if money is the issue u can go with a crunch amp they are made by the same company
481203
Depending on if you have the dual 4 ohm, or the dual 2 ohm on HOW MUCH it will push them, but either way, it will push them to satisfaction. The 4 ohm subs will give you a 1400 rms output (350 watts to each sub) and the 2 ohm subs will give you 2500 rms (625 watts to each sub). Be sure to have the power to feed it, because it will take everything you give it. It can only give out as much as it can take in.
1456966
I believe those subs are 250 watts RMS. I would get the 1000.1 and run it at 1ohm. But make sure your subs are wired properly to run the amp at the correct ohm.
1357206
It will power 4 of ur subs if wired at 1 ohm. Wire ur subs at 2 ohm and ur subs are 1000 rms the amp at 2 ohms is 1300 rms. Its a great amp
923947
RMS wattage for these subs is 250. So whatever amp you get that puts out 250 rms per channel would be good. I personally have an 800 watt peak power amp, not sure of rms, and they sound and work just fine. Hope this helps.
1075645
Ok, so the sub is 500W RMS and 4 ohms. That means that your amp will be sending it 350W. You will have 300W going to each of the "200W" 8's and 350W going to the sub. It should be fine unless you are over-driving the 8's - on music, there shouldn't be a problem.
1338619
http://www.amazon.com/BOSS-R1100M-1100-watts-Monoblock-Amplifier/dp/B004S4XNEO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1416634314&sr=8-1&keywords=boss+amp This amp handles a 250W RMS power, which matches the subwoofer's RMS power. Since the amp is cheap, it might not actually run at 250W RMS, but I have it hooked up to my sub and it sounds great! If you're looking for higher quality, just find a different monoblock amp that runs at 250W RMS.
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!
803653
Depends on how you wire the subs and if it's svc or dvc subs. You can wire them down to 1ohm and that should give you all 5000 watts. Just depends on how you wire them basically
553057
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!
41279
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.
1731961
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
6120
It Is Mono So It Is 400 RMS For Both Subs Not Per...And You Might Want More Watts...I Do...400 Does Not Get The Ultra Low Notes Enough Punch
1210430
The short answer, yes. If you look at the spec sheet for this amp you will see that it IS rated to run a pair of 2 ohm speakers in stereo. With a 2 ohm load the amp is rated for 150w x 2 RMS. This exceeds the ratings on your speakers. If you just turn the gain down a bit and keep them at reasonable levels you should be fine.