hey, i just got my two new audiobahn 12" subs aw1206t, 1100watts RMS each, anyways, i wanna buy an amp to run both at once, what would you recommend?? give me some idears lol

this is the link what exactly my subs are if you dont know.... http://www.audiobahn.com/Audiobahn06/pages/woofers.html

its the flame Q subwoofers, aw1206t, thanks

heres a pic too...
http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k11/tigersvain/Picture001.jpg

 

I've never used that specific audiobahn product, but the first thing I'd so is find out what kind of power they actually can deal with... 2200W to those 2 subs, and I think the Flame Q would be more than just a name if you're not carefull...

just a thought, Mark

 

Mark is correct, the power claims of the sub are a little on the highly exaggerated side. You should ideally be looking for a mono sub amp designed to operate at 1 ohm. Do you have a budget for your subs?, this will help to determine the type or quality of amp you can look at.

 

not really a budget on my amp, but i dont really wanna spend a fortune either lol, just enuff that i can kick these subs real hard and make my head spin lol also what kinda power am i looking at gettin for an amp?? wattage wise, i wanna use just one amp to kick both subs at a healthy power, i heard to small of an amp can cook subs

 

Rockford Fosgate Power T20001bd $748.00
1-ohm stable, 2000 watts RMS x 1 at 1 ohm, Para-Punch™ bass EQ, Class bd technology, fan cooled.

 

Think about this. Your car has a speedo say that goes to 200km/h yet it drives just fine at 50 km/h. Too much power or excess heat that cannot be dissipated as caused by a clipped signal will kill the subwoofer. If the amp is too small and the gain is properly set, the speaker will live a long and happy life. The Rockford amp recommended will land you buying new subs like pronto. A great amp it may be but waaaaaaaay too much power. Drop me a PM when you have the time or add me to MSN, forbidden@telus.net and we can talk about some amplifier options for you.