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There are two inputs, and a br in and br out. I had my Rca's plugged in to the inputs. I tried them in the br in and br out and the sub plays fine, but I currently have it unplugged.

So I was removing one of my RCA cables from my SAX-1200D and the input pulled out of the amp. It was still connected to the wire but it would not screw back in to the amp. While attempting to screw the input back in to the amp the solder joint broke off the input and now I am stuck without an input. Basically I'm wondering if it's okay to run the RCA's from the bridged input and output if the amp is not bridged. I have tried running it from the bridged inputs and it works fine, but I don't know if it's healthy for my equipment. Any help is appreciated.

My driver shipped out last night. Hopefully your drivers will ship soon if they haven't already MrBrooks!

Great tutorial right there. ^

Looks pretty sweet. Glad that you like the setup! I would love to see an interior view video!

The project is looking great man! Keep up the good work.

I should have everything I need by around christmas time. I'll be sure to post some pictures of the install.

I decided to get the refurbished Sundown Audio SAX-1200D from dB-r. I felt that $180 for that amp was too good of a deal to pass up. Thanks Punkeyboozter and to the rest that helped me with my decision.

Fully loaded Fi Q 15. Very excited.

For the record I am completely open to buying an amp that puts out less power. I'm just looking for some input on my thoughts which is why I created this post in the first place.

Because I would like SQ and power, since it is fully loaded I feel that 2000 watts would be a safe amount for the speaker to handle.

If you have to ask then yes it is, how much are you willing to spend? I would like to stay in the 200-300 dollar range.

In further research I found that the HFi2000D is one ohm stable as well. I want to get the most power out of my woofer, which is why I'm going with one of these two amps rather than a 1000-1200 rated one.

So I just recently ordered a fully loaded Fi Q 15" and now I need to decide on an amplifier. I'm thinking either a Hifonics HFi2000D or a Hifonics Brutus BRZ2400.1D. I will be running them at 1 ohm. Do you think 2400 watts rms is too much for a fully loaded Q? I think it should be okay, but I would like to hear some other opinions.

Thank you very much for the insight. I will be getting my Fi Q 15" fully loaded.

Can someone please explain the Internal Lead option to me and tell me if it's worth the extra $25? I looked in the tech section but the Internal Lead option doesn't seem to be explained in there for some reason. Any help is greatly appreciated.