You can use a 1/2 or whatever chanall. A class D or mono, will usually go to a lower ohm load so you can use all of it's power. Ohm's is basically the way you can wire your subs. The lower ohm's your amp can go, the more power it can produce.
For example, say you have a 500 watt amp! At 1 ohm, the amp will put out all 500 watt's. At 2 ohm's, it will put out 250 watt's. And at 4 ohm's, it will only put out around 125 watt's. Most people buy there sub's, then match up the amp to them.
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So bacially when buying a sub amp look at the Ohms and try to get the lowest
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if i have two subs hooked up to a mono amp at 2 ohms and it is 400x1 is each sub getting 400 watts or is each sub gwtting 200?
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if i have two subs hooked up to a mono amp at 2 ohms and it is 400x1 is each sub getting 400 watts or is each sub getting 200?
Each is gitting 200 watt's. If each sub is wired in paralel, and each sub is gitting a 1 ohm load, and ther is to sub's, that is a 2 ohm load. Your amp should say what the power rating is at 2 ohm's. You don't always have to git the amp that can go the lowest on ohm's. Take my amp for example! I have the Rockford P8002. My sub's can only be wired down to 2 ohm's, and I have 2 sub's. So I had to find an amp that put's out the power I needed at 4 ohm's. That's why I said most people pick out there subs, then pick out the amp to match them.
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would 2 INFINITY KAPPA PERFECT 10.1D and the Infinity Reference 610A 761watts Mono Amplifier be a good match together?
does any1 know about connecting a Jl Audio 1000/1 amp to a 2004 545i bmw??? With a 13" w7
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here are the specs aluminum cone dual 4-ohm voice coils high-roll butyl-rubber surround recommended power range 75-350 watts RMS (175 watts per coil) peak power handling 1,400 watts frequency response 18-200 Hz sensitivity 96 dB
Mono Class D 761w Amp RMS 456w X 1 ( 4 Ohms ) RMS 657w X 1 ( 2 Ohms ) Variable Low-Pass Filter (32-320Hz, 12 dB/Octave) Variable Bass Boost (0-12 dB) Dynamic Bass Optimization Circuit (High and Low-pass Filter, Variable from 20-40Hz) Requires 4-Gauge Power and Ground wiring Preamp Outputs Optional Wired Level Control 15-7/8"W x 2-11/16" x 12-1/8"D Fuse Rating 30A x 2