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Bronze Member Username: Jarryd2018Post Number: 13 Registered: Sep-04 | i have 3 mtx t5512 subs http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=39778&item=5718704500&rd= 1&ssPageName=WDVW and i was wondering if this was the right amp to power them http://iweb.alpine-usa.com/pls/admn/item_info?p_item_name=MRV-F540&p_category=40 &p_subcategory=120&p_main=10 if its not the right amp then tell me another alpine amp that would work better because alpine is the easiest for me to get |
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Bronze Member Username: Jarryd2018Post Number: 14 Registered: Sep-04 | please help me out here i dont wanna be out more money then i need to spend and i dont wanna have a weak system because i chose the wrong amp |
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Visitor#78 Unregistered guest | That's a little bit of a rough combo. You need something like the JBL BP1200.1 or Hifonics BX1500D or MTX 1501d. You don't want to buy that Alpine Amp, you'll under power those subs severely. |
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Visitor#78 Unregistered guest | That's a little bit of a rough combo. You need something like the JBL BP1200.1 or Hifonics BX1500D or MTX 1501d. You don't want to buy that Alpine Amp, you'll under power those subs severely. |
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Bronze Member Username: Jarryd2018Post Number: 15 Registered: Sep-04 | do u kno of any alpine amps i can get because that is the easiest for me to get |
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Unregistered guest | i have 4 10" 600 watt audiobahn subwoofers dual 4 Ohm. what amps should i use. |
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Visitor#78 Unregistered guest | The only Alpine that will begin to work is the ALPINE MRD-M1000 and there is better for the money for sure. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=18797&item=5719849848&rd= 1 |
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Bronze Member Username: Jarryd2018Post Number: 16 Registered: Sep-04 | which one of the 3 amps u showed me would be the best for these subs if im going for sound quality |
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Johnathan Unregistered guest | jbl 1200.1 |
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Bronze Member Username: AllproDacula, Ga United States Post Number: 16 Registered: Sep-04 | Jarryd...everyone is throwing out there OPINIONS based on there likes. What are you wanting to do. Alpine has some good amps but way overpriced. I can get most high-end brands at just over cost. What is your budget and will these 3 10's be in a sealed or ported enclosure? |
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Bronze Member Username: AllproDacula, Ga United States Post Number: 17 Registered: Sep-04 | Cory, I would go with 2 strong mono amps. You can either run 2 of them in parrallel(1 0hm load) or in series (4 ohm combined). Depends on your budget and the sound you want? Rockfords POWER series is back (old school-awesome) and ARC and LA have some serious amps. |
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Bronze Member Username: Jarryd2018Post Number: 17 Registered: Sep-04 | im actually getting 3 12" subs and im putting them in a sealed box i decided not to go with the alpine amp and i talked to someone who told em to get a kicker kx600.1 amp and he said it would be enough for the subs |
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Bronze Member Username: A3formePost Number: 99 Registered: Sep-04 | I think you got Misled Jarryd, but good luck. That combo w/ 3 of those subs, is barely going to give you over 100w per sub and they are rated at 300W rms. Especially in a sealed box they will be severely underpowered. I'm not trying to be mean but it the truth. To run those sub effectively in a sealed enclosure, you would need an amp Like the Visitor#78 suggested, an MTX1501D or the JBL BP1201.1 Just trying to help you out. |
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Thedirk Unregistered guest | use less subs, and more power, you get better results just make sure you match up the rms power and olm combos..... more isnt always better EX: a 350W amp bridged to power one 10"with matching olms and RMS is gona sound a hell of alot better than the same amp trying to power to of them or even a 12"er the dirk. |