What amp to buy?
#1
What amp to buy?
Im getting 2 12"alpine type r's for chrismas and i was wondering what your guys opinion would be on the a good amp to power them that wont be to expensive but still good quality. Any help woud be great. thanks fellas
#4
well its all about quality, i would say Rockford Fosgate but they run higher but imo its worth it. but another good Ok brand would be sony but why dont u just get alpine amp yo go w/ ur subs
BUT I SAY GET THE ROCKFORDS
what is the out put of ur sub?
BUT I SAY GET THE ROCKFORDS
what is the out put of ur sub?
#7
Get an Alpine V-power amp. One of the best amps made and it's a little cheaper than RF. RF amps are kick *** too but if you want one that is quality and will power those amps, you're lookin' at more than a V-power will cost. Ebay has pretty much every amp ever made and you can buy it NIB if you want and still pay a hell of a lot cheaper than you will from Best Buy or Circuit City. Get a monoblock and just bridge it. Make sure you divide the RMS wattage running from the amp by 2 since you'll be hooking up 2 amps to it. Also pay attention to how many ohms you'll be running the subs at. A lot of people think they're getting 2x the power they actually are.
#8
Yea I have 2 Rockford Fosgate p3's and a Rockford fosgate 1200 watt mono amp(Birth Cirtificate tested at 1445 watts). Make sure the amp says it is bridgeable and can be wired down to 1 ohm. Your subs will pound. I have my bass on -4 and with the volume at 14 is about the max after that it just rattles too bad.
#9
Kenwood KAC-9102D. I had one set up with two 10" Type-Rs and I took them out because it was WAAAY too much. But with two 12" Type-Rs, I kind of have the feeling that's what you're going for.
Also, the Type-Rs are dual voice coil, so wiring them up can get a little confusing. Make sure you run them at the lowest resistance that your amp can handle.
Also, the Type-Rs are dual voice coil, so wiring them up can get a little confusing. Make sure you run them at the lowest resistance that your amp can handle.
#10
Yea I have 2 Rockford Fosgate p3's and a Rockford fosgate 1200 watt mono amp(Birth Cirtificate tested at 1445 watts). Make sure the amp says it is bridgeable and can be wired down to 1 ohm. Your subs will pound. I have my bass on -4 and with the volume at 14 is about the max after that it just rattles too bad.
#11
let me put it this way. subs r the cheep part any will do fine but... the AMP is the most important. Make a good investment and get the rockfords its well worth the money. my amp was 600 bucks and the subs were 40 for 2.
#13
well it looks like we paid the same they just priced it diffrently
#14
You want to make sure you get good subs too. The rubber mold that holds the cone to the frame can affect the sound quality a lot. Alpines are infamous for their in-and-out rubber molding which allows the cone to move further in and out to get a deeper and louder tone.
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#18
well if you have the money and are willing to pay half it would be great.
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