I need 4k rms...
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Silver Member Username: HockeyknightPost Number: 578 Registered: Apr-06 | k i need 4000rms and i wanna do it cheap because i dont have much $$$ left after my charging system so im gunna get 2 mtx amps and mod the to run at 1ohm...after mod they run at about 1800-2000 depending on voltage my question is should i get the mtx 1505d or the older 81000d....the #s above are for the 1505d but i have heard that the older 81000d's are more under raited in the first place......let me know what you think ...if you know how to mod any other amps that would be better let me know...Thanks |
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Gold Member Username: Extrmndor3Sit and Look pretty Post Number: 3080 Registered: Feb-06 | memphis 4k amp |
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Silver Member Username: HockeyknightPost Number: 580 Registered: Apr-06 | how much?? |
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Silver Member Username: Mvplefty12Pinellas, FLA America Post Number: 448 Registered: Mar-06 | From Mathew at Audio Doctors "The large power Class D monoblocks are not particularly cost effective to modify. There are the 'little things' you can do to them, such as beefing up the capacitor banks, or disabling the protection. But to truely modify the unit to do greater things and to do them reliably (thats the catch!) you can generally afford to step up to a larger amplifier by the time the bill comes into play. In other words, you would spend just as much as just buying a bigger amplifier and actually get a warranty that isn't void due to modifications  " Basically, you're better off buying the bigger amp then trying to pay to Mod a class D amp, which I believe that MTX is. Just my .02 cents |
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Silver Member Username: HockeyknightPost Number: 582 Registered: Apr-06 | ya i thaught about that but my buddy has done it to a few mtx amps and they havent given him any probs yet...hes been running them fer about a year at 1 ohm also i was gunna buy the amps used without a warranty for a total cost of about $380...and i cant find anything that cheap that puts out anything near that much power.......and the mod is just popping off 2 things on the board so it wouldnt cost a dime....so idk .....thanks for the imput.....i just dont have any ideas other than that |
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Silver Member Username: Mvplefty12Pinellas, FLA America Post Number: 450 Registered: Mar-06 | Whats the most you can spend? |
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Silver Member Username: HockeyknightPost Number: 583 Registered: Apr-06 | id love to keep it under $400 but the most would be $500 |
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Silver Member Username: HockeyknightPost Number: 584 Registered: Apr-06 | give or take some change |
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Silver Member Username: Mvplefty12Pinellas, FLA America Post Number: 451 Registered: Mar-06 | http://www.caraudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=201705&page=7 ^^^ Your best bet. |
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Silver Member Username: HockeyknightPost Number: 585 Registered: Apr-06 | i was accually looking at that same amp on ebay for that price but i was told it was very over rated and that MA audio was trash......what kind of voltage do i need to see about 3500-4000 rms?? |
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Silver Member Username: Mvplefty12Pinellas, FLA America Post Number: 456 Registered: Mar-06 | at 2 ohm and 14v youll see 3400 rms...3500 rms at 1ohm at 12v... If I needed that power... I'd definatly pick one, maybe 2 of them up  |
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Silver Member Username: HockeyknightPost Number: 586 Registered: Apr-06 | the sub im going to run is quad 1ohm ...could i get this amp...http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MA-AUDIO-HK-802SX-4400w-2-ch-CAR-AMPLIFIER-AMP-HK 802SX_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ38638QQihZ017QQitemZ270073553597QQrdZ1QQsspagen ameZWDVW its 2 channel and stable at .5 ohm..could i wire 2 coils to each channel @ .5 ohms for about 2000rms each?? |
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Silver Member Username: Mvplefty12Pinellas, FLA America Post Number: 467 Registered: Mar-06 | What sub is it? |
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Silver Member Username: Mvplefty12Pinellas, FLA America Post Number: 468 Registered: Mar-06 | I dont think that amp is half ohm stable... the guy on CA.com had his modded to be wired down to .5 ohm. I don't know much about that amp in particular, go for it. Looks secksy lol |
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Silver Member Username: HockeyknightPost Number: 587 Registered: Apr-06 | treys concept csp-18........in the features on that ebay page it says ...... # 4,400 Watt RMS 2-Channel High Current Amplifier (High Current means more efficient power) # 500 watts RMS x 2 @ 4 Ohms Stereo # 800 watt RMS x 2 @ 2 Ohms Stereo # 1,400 watt RMS x 2 @ 1 Ohm Stereo # 2,200 watts RMS x 2 @ 0.5 Ohm Stereo # 4,400 watt RMS x 1 @ 1 Ohm Bridged mono |
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Silver Member Username: Mvplefty12Pinellas, FLA America Post Number: 477 Registered: Mar-06 | Yea I saw that, I'm just not sure lol |
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New member Username: Big_p_wit_tha_lincolnsBad axe , Michigan Usa Post Number: 6 Registered: Dec-06 | just go buy a few directed 2400's and hook em' up and fu*king pound it's that simple... peace P |
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