amp for 10 000 watt sub
12-07-2013, 01:32 PM
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amp for 10 000 watt sub
Hey, I havent posted here in a while and super slacking, but its time to start using my sub as an actual sub rather than a tv stand in my basement,
basically M.A audio 10 000 watts peak 5000 rms hard kore series from a few years back, prob wont even do 5000 rms
anyways looking for a set up finally going to actually do it, I posted AWHILE BACK and never did it, but now I have my own car i can mess around with
this is what I was looking at,
I know what people say about boss, but its cheap, and I just dont have the money to spend on anything crazy at the moment but I do what to get this sub bumping, so what do you guys think, any recommendations?
basically M.A audio 10 000 watts peak 5000 rms hard kore series from a few years back, prob wont even do 5000 rms
anyways looking for a set up finally going to actually do it, I posted AWHILE BACK and never did it, but now I have my own car i can mess around with
this is what I was looking at,
I know what people say about boss, but its cheap, and I just dont have the money to spend on anything crazy at the moment but I do what to get this sub bumping, so what do you guys think, any recommendations?
12-08-2013, 10:03 AM
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12-08-2013, 04:02 PM
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If you want cheap power hifonics is not bad choice ...other option are audiopipe, belva, or my favourite cheapo amp:
Shark shkamp2500 rated 2000rms ( probably does 1500 with good electrical) and cost $120
And forget using a stiffening cap, do the big three upgrade and add an extra agm battery ( a high output alternator would be ideal but judging by your budget those options i mentioned would be a good start)
Shark shkamp2500 rated 2000rms ( probably does 1500 with good electrical) and cost $120
And forget using a stiffening cap, do the big three upgrade and add an extra agm battery ( a high output alternator would be ideal but judging by your budget those options i mentioned would be a good start)
12-08-2013, 04:10 PM
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If you want cheap power hifonics is not bad choice ...other option are audiopipe, belva, or my favourite cheapo amp:
Shark shkamp2500 rated 2000rms ( probably does 1500 with good electrical) and cost $120
And forget using a stiffening cap, do the big three upgrade and add an extra agm battery ( a high output alternator would be ideal but judging by your budget those options i mentioned would be a good start)
Shark shkamp2500 rated 2000rms ( probably does 1500 with good electrical) and cost $120
And forget using a stiffening cap, do the big three upgrade and add an extra agm battery ( a high output alternator would be ideal but judging by your budget those options i mentioned would be a good start)
