Best bang for your buck sub amp between $1500-2000 canadian.
05-09-2007, 02:02 PM
#31
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Originally Posted by methodman0666
I espicailly like the hertz amp but for a good allarund amp that has a ton of stable output curent would be the steg k2.04 its a italian piece very well engeniered and is very sexy looking also is stapable !
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click on the k series and your going to be nicely suprised
drop me a line a we can chat further on it
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click on the k series and your going to be nicely suprised
05-09-2007, 03:29 PM
#33
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Originally Posted by FusionMadsen
Maybe it has a built in espresso maker.
our shop picked up this line about 4 months ago and we have had very good success with it...... hey you can get a pyramid that will give ya gigawatt .... or so they say lol. anyhoo this is a proven piece of equipment and is not comparable to the sales driven products that most people hear about
05-09-2007, 05:45 PM
#34
I would second and third the 4000D from crossfire. Built like a rock, underrated, and not to hard on the electrical (at least for a amp that big). If you want 2k, go with the 2000D. Cannot go wrong with crossfire...
05-09-2007, 11:48 PM
#35
Originally Posted by nyr36
IA 40.1 ftw
3600 x 1 @ 1 ohm.
these things will go down lower than Paris Hilton too.
Find them slightly used for like $600 american
3600 x 1 @ 1 ohm.
these things will go down lower than Paris Hilton too.
Find them slightly used for like $600 american
05-10-2007, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by silverbane
I would second and third the 4000D from crossfire. Built like a rock, underrated, and not to hard on the electrical (at least for a amp that big). If you want 2k, go with the 2000D. Cannot go wrong with crossfire...
05-10-2007, 08:53 PM
#38
Originally Posted by G-MONEY
This is all great.......but can the guys car deliver 600 amps to an amplifier ?? 'Cause thats what it would take to make 4000 watts.
Even the amp I suggested comes with a 300 amp fuse......!!
As for value for the money........comparing Hertz amps to a Crossfire (nothing wrong with them.....but just not in this league).......is like comparing an F1 car to a stock civic......
theres power....and then theres.....POWER.
2300 Watts RMS is a shi* load of power for ANY 2 subwoofers.....regardless of brand or power handling.
Again.....can the guys electrical system keep up.....thats the big question.
Even the amp I suggested comes with a 300 amp fuse......!!
As for value for the money........comparing Hertz amps to a Crossfire (nothing wrong with them.....but just not in this league).......is like comparing an F1 car to a stock civic......
theres power....and then theres.....POWER.
2300 Watts RMS is a shi* load of power for ANY 2 subwoofers.....regardless of brand or power handling.
Again.....can the guys electrical system keep up.....thats the big question.
And he's running DD3500s, not SQ subs (which seems to be all I could find on the Hertz website), and the CF 4k puts out very clean power. When it comes to SPL, 4000wrms kicks the crap out of 2300wrms, regardless if it comes from a "civic" amp and not an F1 amp. If it was regulated like a Zapco amp, then I could see some SPL value (for street competitors). If not, there are alot stronger amps out there for the same money.
I wouldn't call 2300wrms a **** load of power for just any 2 subs. It depends on the sub and the install. My DD9515s would laugh at 1150wrms each. They'd still be laughing at 2300wrms each daily. It all depends on what you're running, and how loud you want it to be.
