pmureika

Don't buy that !!!!!!!!!!!

I was told you could tighten the angled ones better.

But that adds more money to the price of the amp and I don't see what the angled connector gain you! Unless you are running less then 1/0 wire.

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Do you like the new 45 degree angled connectors or the straight out connectors?

I take that back about the rf prime it does have a adjustable ssf.

I have owned at several of that brand.

I like these. http://www.soundqubed.com/Q1-1200D-Amplifier_p_30.html

Whats your budget?

Right it just makes sure you can draw the amps when you need to.Is that at the amp or the battery?

There would be no problem running two at 1 ohm. Just set your gain properly.

That SK-1500 amp used to power that zcon. lol yeah, but he has the amp, it will be now powered of rf1500bdcp, birth sheet shows 1800+ watts at 1ohm at 14.4, so i figure 1650ish at 13.8/14 That should be plenty to get it moving!

I would say the best way is your ears and nose. When you hear stress back the gain down some. But not all music is recorded the same so if you hear stress on another song turn the volume down.

That's what I used and it was loud!

Buy a 15 zcon it would love 5cubs.

Whats the specs on that box for the havoc?

That SK-1500 amp used to power that zcon. lol

Spam!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Because thats the way it's done!!!!!!!!!!

Track five of what?

But which song gets picked to set it with. Not all music is recorded the same. In the end its your choice.Have a good day.

+1 For Frosted Flake Jake.

I am sorry to hear you spent your money on a useless meter. To set gain you should use your ears and nose to adjust it.

But how high were your gain settings.Plus how did you determine you were at full power?