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Silver Member Username: Texas_bassHouston, TX Post Number: 434 Registered: Nov-05 | i have a hifonics brutis 2005d amp 4 ohms @ 650 rms 2 Ohms @ 1300 rms 1 ohm @ 2000 rms but have no electrical up grades my sub died so im looking for a new one ive only have about 150 to spend including shipping and has to be 12" i was looking at this one let me know what you think http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_9185_Power+Acoustik+PW3-12H.html# |
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Silver Member Username: 04redmach1Columbus, GA USA Post Number: 764 Registered: Mar-06 | Ok, you probably blew last sub from clipping. If you run that sub at 1 ohmon tha amp, you will waste another $100. Look for a D4 sub and run amp at 2 ohms since no electrical upgrades. What kind of car do you have? Kevin PS: You don't want that sub |
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New member Username: MrogowskiPost Number: 9 Registered: May-07 | Hi Thomas, You might consider getting a Type R. They can handle a fair bit of power and sound pretty good for the price. I noticed that the Type R is selling under your price range at that site. You may even get one cheaper elsewhere. Best, Mark |
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Gold Member Username: Nd4spd18Southeast PA Post Number: 2447 Registered: Jul-06 | You're going to need more than $100 to get a sub that handles that amount of power. But a Type R or an Audioque SD2.5 would be good if you don't mind only using a portion of your amp's power. |
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Silver Member Username: Texas_bassHouston, TX Post Number: 435 Registered: Nov-05 | i have an 03 sanoma but was running it a 4 ohms for 1 1/2 years it was an old rockford but my chick want to put an explod in there i told her over my dead body that sh!t was never going in |
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Silver Member Username: Texas_bassHouston, TX Post Number: 436 Registered: Nov-05 | bump any other choices |
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Gold Member Username: BernymacCambodian Post Number: 2729 Registered: Sep-04 | You only want one sub right? If so, I recommend you save some more money. If you would like to have two subs in the future, a type R is a good choice. Get a dual 4, wire it to two ohms and turn your gain down so that it doesn't receive full potential from your amplifier. And then when your ready, get another one and wire them both down to 1ohm. |
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Silver Member Username: Texas_bassHouston, TX Post Number: 437 Registered: Nov-05 | yea just one for now but i eventualy want some treos and build a big box in the back of the cab but the only type r's ive seen are like 400-500 rms wouldnt i kill the thing giving it 13000 rms |
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Silver Member Username: Texas_bassHouston, TX Post Number: 438 Registered: Nov-05 | b u m p |
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Silver Member Username: ShadeMoxee, Wa U.S. Post Number: 262 Registered: Nov-06 | no cuz if u wire the R at a 2ohm load, you'll only really see about 950watts rms, and the R's can take close to that. just keep ur gain down like Berny said. |
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Gold Member Username: Safe_crackerChicago, IL US Post Number: 2831 Registered: Jan-06 | You can throw 2K on a R, it will take it. Honestly that amp won't put that out, probably not even close they are seriously overated and without 14.4V you'll be lucky to get 1300 rms you would probably get away with stock elec, lol. Polo. |
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Silver Member Username: Texas_bassHouston, TX Post Number: 439 Registered: Nov-05 | should i get the dual 2 ohm insted of the dual 4 |
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Bronze Member Username: MrogowskiPost Number: 23 Registered: May-07 | As mentioned, the Type R can handle *alot* of power. If you are certain your amp is stable to 1 Ohm, get the dual 2 config and adjust your gains accordingly. Best, Mark |