Posted March 8, 200916 yr ok, so I set out to look for a pair of these subs and wound up with 3 of them. They arrive next week and I am starting to look for some options. I thought of selling one and running two ported off of 2-SQA-1's that I have, but I am increasingly liking the idea of running all three. I have looked at the Audiopipe AP30001D which according to JBLCAMRY are good for 2600rmsx1@2ohms, but I have also looked at the new Soundstream Dtower which does 1400rmsx1@2ohms. Just looking for suggestions and seeing where we go from here. I am looking for a great sounding, loud system, and I typically try to do things right the first time so that I do not have to have any worries for 2+ years. reliability is a huge factor and once I install something I usually do not like to upgrade later down the road. The reason I like the AP30001D is it is a lot of power at a decent price and definitely gives me headroom.
March 8, 200916 yr 4 ohm SVC? Those amps are a LOT of power for those subs. If they are 4 ohm SVC you will be running them @ 1.33 ohms in parallel. An SAE-1200d would be ideal for them. That will give you more than enough headroom
March 8, 200916 yr Author sorry, they are DVC4's...I figured series/parallel I would be at 2.66ohms final load
March 8, 200916 yr sorry, they are DVC4's...I figured series/parallel I would be at 2.66ohms final loadYou really don't need more than ~500w per speaker. So somewhere around 1500w (2000w at most) at 2 ohms should be fine. Someone over here measured the AP30001 (actually the Massive P3000 but it's the same amp) at almost 3500w at 2 ohms actual load.
March 8, 200916 yr I would choose one of those if I had 3 RL-i8s for a 2.66 loadhttp://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?fuseac...;Product_ID=378 http://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?fuseac...Product_ID=6667 http://www.woofersetc.com/index.cfm?fuseac...Product_ID=6990 However if you can up the budget, I would go with a SAZ 3000D which can be found for $600 or so used. Hope that helps, Kelvin
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