what amp would you recommend ?
1638842
I believe they are the most efficient car speakers made. I run mine without an amp. Why don't you try this first? You can always add an amp later.
1638843
Here is what I did.. look at the rms.. its what the speaker can handle at all the time...so lets say the rms is 50 each.. so it can handle a amp that produce 100 watts rmps...100/2 speaker is 50... if the speaker is a 2ohm speaker look for an amp that is regulated at 2ohm... u can use a 4ohm amp but i ll give u less power... to not over heat ur amp I go for an amp that is stronger like a 200 rms amp.. and tune the amp down to 1/4 power so it does not over heat and stress it out...
1638844
Depends on how loud you like your music, and how much money you want to spend. If you want to keep the existing factory radio, and not looking for extreme sound levels, the 4-channel Alpine KTP-445U Amplifier is great. The Amp is rated 45 watts RMS x 4 @ 4 ohms , the Kappa are 2 ohms or nearly twice the sound level, and sound great. Try them without the AMP first, I ended up not getting an amp for my 2013 accord
1695807
I think it would be ok for that. I think they over rate the amp to be honest. I returned mine because it didnt really fit my needs but, I ended up buying a all in one. For the money it will most likely do the job.
1845667
I actually power mine with an 8 watt tube amp (the K12G kit amplifier from TubeDepot). Sounds great and easily fills a bedroom or small office with sound. Most of the smaller solid state amps sold through Amazon have more power than that, so really any decent one will work.
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.
241160
dude get the PX3200D its a class d 1ohm stable amp that anarchy ac1500.1 is an class a/b class D amps practicall effieciency is over 90 perc class a/b amps are no more then 78 percent also 1ohm amp gives you alot more possiblitys to wire your subs and if you can bear to lose a few more bucks got for the planet audio big bang BB2500.1 its there top of the line amplifiers. and its like 160 bucks
415594
A really good amp is the Schiit Fulla (seriously).... check it out if you are looking for one.
1765481
You can use it with any amp. I use a crate half stack and it really boosts the volume.
1264562
I would stick with manufacturers recommended spec. This amp puts out 475 watts so might be to much for your sub
1266118
Considering the price what it costs, I would recommend the cheapest possible amp. That would be the Lepai LP-2020A; or, if you like an amp with features, like microphone input, or radio, you best search Amazon for "Tripath amp".
316624
Hifonics has brz1200 would also be good combo and cheaper. I have two of them pushing to type r 12 inch subs wired down to 1 ohm these amps are insane for the price
2161788
remember noise from amp. buy the best you can afford and be rewarded. Filo7\V good combination
1639224
I would go with @ least a 1000.1 amp depending how many subs u plan on pushing they are competition speakers whatever you do don't hook them up & blast them they (swr-12d4) need to be slowly broken in I did 40hrs @ half setting on amp n volume
1437038
i would suggest any amp you can get your hands on... i myself you's a 66' dart if you can get ahold of one of those i would say go for that...very affordable. hope that help's.
759098
I really like my alpine PDX-V9. It'll also power at least one sub. One of the most advanced amps out there
85093
I think any amp would work as long as it has enough power to power the speaker otherwise it is ur choice.
2172303
Well I'm just hooked up to the typical base line boss amp. I'd go with that one. I've been running it for at least 6 months now.
2104024
get the pyle 3000W hybrid and that should work perfectly unless you feel like buying real expensive amplifiers.