Does it matter how many Watts the amp will be pushing out, or is it irrelavant?
1123862
the amp should have a recommend wire gauge in the owners manual. this was more than enough for my 500 watt rms alpine amp
1123863
I don't know the exact limit of this cable but basically you shouldn't have to worry unless your amps are making around or over 1,000 watts RMS (actual RMS power - don't confuse that with the "Max" power ratings used to market a lot of amps). Although this kit should be fine for 95% of people putting a system in their car, realistically, If I were running 1,500 or 2,000 watt amps I'd go for larger cable. Although 4 gauge is hardly small they do sell even larger car audio power cable for a reason....
1123864
This will feed/run anything you care to run with it. Most amps overstate or misrepresent their true power (i.e. listing uncertified max wattage instead of rms wattage) so it's hard to make a blanket statement, but check your amp's recommended power wire gauge. This product should be sufficient to meet that AWG requirement, and is true copper (avoid cheaper "copper clad" kits).
1123865
Yes it does matter, but unless you're drawing a massive amount of power it will be okay. I would think you'd be good up to 1500 maybe even 2000 watts.
1142708
Yes it will push them to the extreme really good amp, had this for a few years now. Its 60 watts RMS.
1515630
It has more than enough power. You wouldn't use the full power of this amp.
473096
I think the amp should be fine but to make sure please ask an installer as well. thank you
1349891
Yes, it will push them just fine. I had mine pushing two 1000w Alpines and now it's pushing one 1200w Rockford Fosgate 15. You don't want to max out your subs anyway. Just match the rms and you'll be fine.
2268116
no the amp at best I would say it's 75 watts it will not perform good at all unless u just care of a bad boom sound.
981937
I was not overly impressed with the power of this amp I have 4 6 inch 200 watt it does not push them as well as i would like
1614745
It produces the same output in both. So it doesn't matter. I think it only makes a difference if you're using the sub as your main amp as well to power speakers. I've had it in the top port and it's worked great.
2238221
Maybe too much power. Difficult to get rms figures for the amp but I reckon 300w per channel works. The amp seems quite happy driving one cabinet with one channel only. You can always use the second channel for a second cab should you ever get one. BTW. Amp still going strong. No problems.
1415371
If you are maintaining 110W it could be a problem......However most people don't run there amp/receiver to the max.
1437608
I have not had any problems with the amp. It can push 1200 watt kickers pretty well. I would think if the amp is cutting of like another reviewer said I would send it back for a replacement.
1511476
The amp I'll push around 1000 watts rms bridged it might be a lil to much for your speakers but yes it can push them
1813915
My unqualified opinion is yes. The 60 watts will not give you the volume you may require, however. Look for a larger amp. (If you have the 60 watt amp already, try it you have nothing to loose.) Good luck.
326558
I am running 6 speakers and a sub on a single 1600 amp. I am about to break the sub off to its own amp as i am having minor over heating issues if i crank black sabbath for an extended period. I hope it answers your question.
375707
It'll push 225w to each so yes, it will move them, but not well and if it were my setup I'd get a bigger amp. Generally the rule for amps/subs is to match within 25% of the rated power. So 25% of 400 is 100 so I'd run between 300w-500w rms. Although, this is a cheap amp and I would not recommend it. Buy quality or else end up regretting it like I did.
1177396
At 4 ohms it 1200 watts. At 2 ohms its putting out 2600 and at 1 ohm your getting 4000 watts. Its a true 4000 watt amp. I am pushing a 15 inch massive audio comp sub with this amp and it has no problems at all moving it.
149308
After ur ?? I ran across a blog where a guy is powering a 350 watt car amp and a 12" mtx sub. "Im using a 250watt AT PC power supply that provides 10amps on the 12+v line. With this configuration I can easily power my amp and get great house shaking music now in my room." So rated at 30 amps continuous, u should have no problem. Is your input power fuse 30 amps or less? I would double check the maximum power requirements of my gear. This is not the quietest power supply, but u will quickly drown out any noise from this.