what the rms of the aq1200d

is the 1470 the rms or max?

appears to be RMS

well i need a new amp cuz i bout a lanzer max pro 2400 and ya i know lanzer but it does it ok but not enough to what i want liek if i had ot it would work for 4 8's but i need more

i didn't understand that post at all.

That amp should be fine.

what amp the audioque? ok the lanzer will work but it dont put out the rated power so i need a new one but the 1470 on the aq is the rms correct?

Output Power 14.4V @ 1% THD

510X1 @ 4 ohm,

870X1 @ 2 ohm,

1200X1 @1 ohm

Output Power 14.4V @ 5% THD

1470X1 @ 1 ohm

Looks like it.

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there is no such thing as peak or you cant rate an amp by peak.

And any amp's rms rating will vary on output.

AQ's 1200d has the capability of outputting 1470w @1ohm at 14.4v

There are things you have to consider-

14.4v rated, you must have the best electrical system to be able to sustain 14.4 in the back.

1ohm, you wont see 1ohm unless you wire at a DCR of around 0.35-0.5 which isn't safe for daily.

Again, this is with any typical amp.

Resistance varies, voltage varies.

But that amp is the best price to performance for under $300 that i know of.

Now, if you stepped up another $45, you could get the opti2000d which does 1,940w @0.5ohms and 1,600w at 1ohm. That amp is one of few that is 0.5 ohm stable.

is that opti 2000 d a lanzer amp?

Yes, it is.

You CAN rate an amp by peak: Turn the gain fully clockwise when you have a 8v headunit and wait for the subwoofer to smoke

Turning a 500rms amp into a hellish 2500rms lol