Warrior54
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Maybe 10 cubes for it, i dont really care, i have plenty of space for this box. I will ask PSi what they suggest after they rebuild the subs
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What do I need to run a 3000watt amp
Warrior54 replied to DubstepSanta's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
The AP3K is not a bad choice when compared to two 1500's. 9 times out of 10 if someone is having problems with "stability" or "overheating" it isn't the amp at fault but the user and their install. I've had two AP3K's for about 4 years and they have been nothing short of "Reliable" , "Stable not Unstable", "Cool Running not Overheating", "Together no Broken", except for when my cousin rolled his truck and broke the legs off of one of them but it still works flawlessly. Every amplifier as well as other equipment has it's limits and just because you or others try to surpass those limits or are ignorant to what they are don't blame the amp. Well, congratulations with that. hahaha, every one that ive heard of has broke. Maybe its because im from the midwest nd the temperature changes? who knows, i just know that the 3000 arnt "that stable" but im glad they working for you. But other than that, i have no idea.. hahaha -
What do I need to run a 3000watt amp
Warrior54 replied to DubstepSanta's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
Audiopipes are actually very good amps for the pricee! but only the ap1800 and down. the 3000 is just one of there "mess up" products. i have an ap1500 and i love it -
What do I need to run a 3000watt amp
Warrior54 replied to DubstepSanta's topic in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical
first off, bad choicee with the 3000 audio pipe. you are better off getting two ap1500s instead! because the ap3000 is basically two ap1500s put together and is very unstable, and they are very common to break or overheat! But 3000 is waaayyyy to much for even two regular car batteries. You are gonna need an upgraded front one and rear one.(xs power, kinetic) good choices. and yes yes yes on the big 3, you HAVE to get big 3, they may have been why your alternator broke. 130 amp alternator should be fine for 3000 watt amp with big 3 and maybe some better 0awg wiring because that is what i have. And with your 15" subwoofer, you might want to go with 4 or even 5 cubes on the box, just a suggestion though. -
from what i read, this amp does a little over rated power and i just want between 3500 and 4000watts. So hopefully it does what i want i did not word that right, lol. but it said it does around 4000 watts, little below. so hopefully its true
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from what i read, this amp does a little over rated power and i just want between 3500 and 4000watts. So hopefully it does what i want
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3-4 per sub is what i meant. but im going to do 9cubes tuned to 34hz.
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How much you want for the battery??
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Answer to all of your questions, 7-8 cubes for both subs together. 3-4 for each sub. And yes, big 3 upgrade, upgraded alternator already done. Need new front battery and rear battery, most likely will go with XS power with xs power 0awg wiring as well. And im sealing off the trunk so less sound travels through the trunk and back into the car. And last question, yes, it will take place of back seat. Any other suggestions? It will be a few weeks yet before i start and want some opinions on this
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I am taking the back seat ou to do this. I'm sealing off trunk from the car itself and the box will be 7-8 cubes tuned to 32-35hz. Second skin damp. Pro will be installed also
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I did put that into consideration but I'd rather have one quality amp than 3 or 4 budgetquality amps. And more room for mids and highs amps
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Will be starting build soon! Getting 2 ma audio hk12x2's rebuilt by PSI into 18s and the will handle 2000 watts each. Currently only have audiopipe 1500.1d but looking for either a sundown 3500 or audioque 3500. I think that's what they are. But something that will put out at least 4000 watts. Whatcha think?