ive got my second boss amp r1100m i think on the way, has 250rms, my sub its 350rms, it was working then poof thing. lets try #2 would this amp b betr
1600994
This amp has been kicking for me since I bought it. Was actually thinking about buying it again soon.
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Short answer yes , long answer Kenwood name brand when I was choosing to buy this amp it was down to this and something else I dont remember what but I had Kenwood gear when I was high school and it was top notch then and still pretty good now just wasn't enough power for my setup also if you paid for both those boss amps and its more than this is a no brainer
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Hi, I'm using a Boss R1100M mono block. I believe they're around $50 bucks. Great amp for the money. Peace.
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I have the same amp and was wondering the same thing. I'm thinking it should work just fine
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I don't think so. This amp simple only 100 W mini amp and only one 4 ohm out put. Trminal. You can find brigible amp another BOSS model.
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I smaller amp one with about 500-700 watts rms. this sub I believe can not handle the told watts.
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I run that same amp with the 2ohm sub, it is perfect sounds awesome and they both should run forever set up properly.
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I am sorry, but i haven't tried my Amp yet. Yea i know, i bought it awhile ago but i will try to install it in my car this year. Ps i don't know if it will run on the specifications you wrote, i don't know so much about installing amps or subwoofers so i'll get a friend to install the sound in my car.
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I am using this amp for 2 4000 watt subs. Might be a little strong for 1 2700 watt. I also have 2 1300 watt subs powered by a 1000 D class amp that sound great. If you're only using the one sub, I recommend a 2000-3000 watt amp. Take a look at the AC3000.1D. Should be plenty of power. AND, cheaper. Hope you're his helped.
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This amp will push that no problem if your sub is 1000 rms this might not be the p for you but if that's the peak power and your rms is between 300-500 you should be ok also you should know if your sub is a dual coil sub do not run it at 1 ohm or else you will blow the amp
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O yea I'm pushing 2 boss 1400 watt 12" subs. The watt rating on your subs is the max they can take not how much they need to be powered
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Bro I'll be 100% honest it's a good amp but it's for sure not pushin 3000 amps. It hits hard but it has it's limit and will shut off if pushed too hard...one you have it set and equalized right it's a solid amp I have 2 bridged subs on it and it works perfect. Out of the 4 mths I've had it, it's only overheated once and shut off maybe 3 times because I turned it past it's limit lol but overall it's pretty good man iwould suggest it for a good sound for sure!
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you can run the two subs in series and have both subs get 400watts. Only if Your amp is 2 ohm stable.
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I have an alpine mrv-m500 amp that gives 500 RMS at 2 ohms. It still hits hard and sounds great. But as long as the amp can handle a 2 ohm load and has at least 600 RMS your fine I would check out some amps on here that have those specs and I only have one sub not two!!!
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yes this amp would be perfect... 500 rms amp pushing 2x250rms should be good... you want the amp rms equal to the total sub rms
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Keep in mind that you can't hear an amp. You should check your decibel output and match it up with the decibel output of your sub! This sub does sound very good and does have excellent response!
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it would fry them if it could run at .5 lowest i've been able to run it was .79 (.8)ohms any lower and it goes protect. it fried my friends type r 15s at 1 ohm. if you're still looking at getting this amp then runs it in 2ohms and give it a try.
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That amp is way more than enough, this is what I found:RMS: 1000W x 1 @ 4 ohms, 1500W x 1 @ 2 ohms, 2100W x 1 @ 1 ohm. This sub is 400 rms. Please read up more on rms vs max power. Generally though, you want your amp to put out 75% to 125% off what the sub can handle rms, don't even pay attention to max. So, if you have a 4 ohm sub set up with your amp, it should be able to handle between 750 and 1250 watts rms, with 1000 really being ideal. In this case you could run several of these in different configurations depending on how you wire them, series vs parallel. Based on your question though, you need to do a lot more research and educate yourself on how these things work, or you're just going to burn out either your subs, amps, or both. That's a much more expensive easy to learn.