for best results what amp is recommended
173976
Any high power amp will do. It all depends on your application, full range or low range these speakers deliver great sound and have excellent bass.
756507
The last 3 answers are the best as it depends on a lot of things, preamp, crossover, power capabilities etc There are lots of other choices out there!
1923959
Depend what you are hooking up to this amp make sure your in the right ohm load if not it's best to get 2 amps like this
759098
I really like my alpine PDX-V9. It'll also power at least one sub. One of the most advanced amps out there
1016864
I would suggest something. Class d and atleast 2000w rms im running a hifonics 1700.1 and sounds pretty good but im thinking about upgrading my amp
567038
Any speaker really. I would only recommend a speaker that was around 200 watts rms as this amp is pretty over-rated as far as power goes. It only takes a bare wire connection, so no 1/4 inch or Speakon outputs.
649050
1000 watts to 1500 watts would do nicely but get a good clean amp you wont be sorry for paying a little more for a good brand i have 3 of these on one jbl it pushes them nicely.
1207955
Sure, that's the way i have it. Sounds great. Just check your amp power before, but normally it would work just fine.
1486128
I bought JL audio 4 channel amp. They sound amazing with it. It's rated 70RMS x 4 @4ohmn. Can't go wrong with that one.
1060467
I would consider a bigger amp because of the 2 12's and you need more power. If you bring to 2ohm load then you can power with any 2 channel or mono with sufficient power. Check the power rating of the drivers and will help in your decision. Hope this helps.
2193553
I'm running a 1000w Kenwood mono d series amp and it's doing a great job and sounds great. So I'd say 1000w to 1200w is the best safe route to go since it's only has a 700w RMS if your going for two though I'd say a 2000w would push them nicely
84210
run it clean,no gain it will sound great.if you use the gain ,its all you will need..it has plenty of gain
1915165
I would go with a small 200watt 4 channel this amp is more for smaller mobile applications you can get a 4 ch ssl for around 40 dollars on Amazon .
1417979
Let me add one other thing. Kicker under rates there amps. You will get a bench test card with yours. It will tell you the real power of the amp. Mine is a 1500w, but benched at 1723w. To much power can cause distortion and blow your speakers even if you keep it turned down. Too little and you get bad sound and overdrive your amp. If your subs are rated at 750w @ 2 Ohms and you have two then 1500w is what you want. So keep that in mind. Also remember you want your amp to always do the work for you. So keep the base on your head unit at 0. Then mess around with the EQ on the head unit and the frequency on the amp. Gain can be your enemy if you have really good pre-amps. So you shouldn't have to turn it up a lot. My recommendation if your not experienced is once everything is installed take it to a place that does it all the time and have them fine tune it.
1486131
Anything that can deliver at least half of the recommended power which is 110 watts rms per speaker. I currently give them 50 watts rms and they sound great and are loud enough for me. Make sure the amplifier is CEA 2006 compliant. All of the information can be found on Crutchfield or sonic electronix. I recommend Alpine Mrv-F300 or something similar as it will be slightly cheaper than the PDX-V9 if your on a budget. If you can splurge a little more go for it and get a PDX-V9. Both amplifiers are a great buy in my opinion
2205364
I found out it's best to use RCA to RCA. The AMP is a great bargain for the price.
1640734
That's 100 rms 400 peak, so your rms should be between 100-200 and peak output should be 400. You also want a buffer between amp peak and speaker peak. So you should get something pushing 150rms and 300 peak. I like alpine but there are plenty of good options. Don't spend less than 100.