fuzionrolla

i have 2 10" kicker L-5's the are dual voice coil 4 ohms each what amp and how many ohms doo i need to run them can i bridge them >?

scroudt111

I would go with a 2 channel amp that can handle 2 ohms stereo. Another option would be to run both subs into 4 ohms on a mono block amp, or find an amp that can handle 1 ohm. I wouldn't run them at 1 ohm though. Or, if you have the spare cash, get an amp for each sub.

If it was me, I'd find a good 2 channel class A/B amp

if you want to stick with kicker, I would suggest the ZX550.2 or ZX850.2. Or you could also go with the SX900.2 or SX600.2

They also have a few good mono blocks that crank out a fair bit of power at 4 ohms, but they will probably cost more.

fuzionrolla

thanks for the reply will help me out allot

Tom.F.1

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Kicker SX900.2 is 450 WRMS x 2 @ 2 ohm.
Or 900 brided into 4. Either way, it looks like it was made for those subs.

MTX TA91002 would give you 500 x 2 @ 2 ohm.

fuzionrolla

i think ill stick with a kicker amp after all it would make sense to run them with an amp from the same company

Brad-S.A.

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Ya nothing wrong with the Kicker products

MR2NR

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With so many different lines that may offer more value, why limit yourself to only one?

fuzionrolla

beacause i imagine that if a company makes a sub and an amp you would think they would work at their peek together

Creamedweasel

That's like comparing apples and oranges. Alone, they are alright. Together, possibly blended in some sort of smoothie, fabulous.

If it makes you feel any better, I'm trying to get a Polk Audio MoMo system going. I hope the subs and comps sound great together, if only they made decent amps.

fuzionrolla

yeah well i am tierd of buying set ups that dont please my ears its probably the fourth one i have and hope its the last its gonna cost me close to 1000$ for an amp to run them