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newb to car audio, i need amp help. BADLY lol

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in Amplifiers / Head Units / Processors / Electrical

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I might have missed something, but i dont think anyone mentioned that running a larger amp such as a 2000 watt will most likely require electrical upgrades to support it.

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    • jonbearsmt
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      well that amp is rated at 4 ohm mono for 1100 watts..... soo.... first thing is first. make sure they are indeed dual 2's then you need a new amp. somthing that put full power out at 2 ohms. IF the

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      this fucking guy.

    • jonbearsmt
      jonbearsmt

      hes always following me trying to give better advice.. AFTER i already asked all the questions to figure out whats going on... and i never say anything because, i dont want to stirr shit up on SSa..

    How about a Sony 2ohm stable 1000watt?

    doubt it does anywhere near 1000 watts

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    How about a Sony 2ohm stable 1000watt?

    doubt it does anywhere near 1000 watts

    This^ The one's I have seen used tend to get hot too.

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    Ya the migraine kustoms guy said if and when I get a bigger amp I should go to zero gauge on power, ground and one other thing I can't think of at the moment

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