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Silver Member Username: PikeshToronto, ONtario Canada Post Number: 231 Registered: Jun-05 | GUYS I looked around every where and i do not understand this .. i am really confused... i have 2 10" infinities.. 250 rms 1000 peak 4 ohms... i want an amp that will power them up nicely... i dun wanna underpower them up.. plz tell me about an amp or find me one which would give 250 watts X 2 or 500 X 1 cuz i have 2 oh them i dun have a big budget but plz find me .. AMP from futurehop or bestbuy will be even better... i dont mind paying high at futureshop n best buy... preffrabely plz find be at www.futureshop.ca or www.bestbuy.ca thnx a LOTT!! argh sorry |
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Bronze Member Username: Comp98Philadelphia, PA USA Post Number: 91 Registered: Sep-05 | Okay first off, you don't need to look at the peak power ratings to match a sub to an amp. Look at the RMS aka continuous power handiling. You say that each sub in 250 watt RMS. So total RMS is 500 watts. Your ohm load is determined by the way you wire your subs so: (Wiring you subs at a lower/higher load does not effect output quality!) 2 x 4 ohms DVC = 1 ohms load or 4 ohms load. 2 x 4 ohms SVC = 2 ohm or 8 ohm load. You didn't say if your subs are DVC or SVC so i put down both options. So all and all I would say find a amp that does 500 watts RMS at a 1 ohm load. Spending a little more for a 600 watts amp might be a better idea tho, put less strain on your amp. p.s. Those retailers are extremely expensive. Look into some online retailers (www.woofersetc.com) or even ebay if you know what your doing. |
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Bronze Member Username: Comp98Philadelphia, PA USA Post Number: 92 Registered: Sep-05 | Sorry but that whole explannation was based on you wanting a class D amp. They are more efficient and are better suited for handling subs. If you want a 2 channel A/B class amp: 250 Watts RMS x 2 at 4 ohm. And we need a budget if you want us to 'find you an amp'. : ) |
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Gold Member Username: CarguyPost Number: 4700 Registered: Nov-04 | Here's one of the biggest ripoffs from Crappyshop. http://www.futureshop.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?logon=&langid=EN&sku_id=0665000F S10042616&catid=11031 It's MTX MXA6001 class D amp for $475. It should work with your 2 10" subs. |
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Bronze Member Username: Comp98Philadelphia, PA USA Post Number: 97 Registered: Sep-05 | 600 watts at 2 ohms not 1 ohm stable. He's screwed if those subs are DVC, but they probably aren't. |
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Silver Member Username: PikeshToronto, ONtario Canada Post Number: 237 Registered: Jun-05 | nope those subs are SVC and i work at future shop so i get discounts thats why i asked for amps at future shop/// |