is this compatible with a 2 ohm single subwoofer and does anyone know the rms on this amp ?
1613438
Yes it is but be careful the amp is a powerful amp. I've bought 4 of them and the bench test between 1320 and 1360 rms 1 ohm.
1613439
I don't know the rms I am looking up how to test that on YouTube also I have a single 15 jl audio dule voice that I have bridged and it sounds awsome I'm going to check with boomers audio store and ill get back to you! Sorry I couldn't be more help atm!
1613440
This amp would push 2 subs at 2 ohm. It can run 1ohm all day and not get too hot to touch . This amp produces well over its rating . 400 @ 4ohm 800 @ 2ohm & 1200 @ 1ohm. Mine came with a birth sheet of 1335watts RMS @ 1ohm. It pushes my 2000 watt square to its limit . This amp could eat lesser speakers.
282123
Yes.. Just have to make sure your sub runs at 2 ohms and hook it up the right way
1653260
It is a mono 1 channel amp. It is meant for a subwoofer. It is rated at 1200 watts at 1 ohm but it won't produce that many. Count on maybe 700-900 watts at ohm.
1061459
Higher ohms are always compatible. As long as you stay above 2 per channel or 4 bridged you'll be fine with this amp.
1349463
How much rms can the subs handle? And are they dual voice coils or single and are they 2ohms or 4ohms, gotta give more details.
78967
Since the sub is 2 ohms you would be giving it twice as much power as needed. It would work but not be the best idea. The RF R250xD 1-Channel amp would be a better fit as it is 250 watts rms into two ohms.
1960365
Oh yeah definately its two ohm stable but if your sub is only 300 watts it may just be to powerful and blow your sub this amp is serious
568063
If you have a 2ohm amp you need a dual 4ohm speaker to match it. A dual 4ohm speaker run in parralel come down to 2ohm and oairs well with the speaker. I would put at leat 600 rms and as much as 1200 rms on this sub not 1500 by the way.
1514867
the amp will not go to 2 ohms see if you can change the wiring to series... ithink that you should try it out with just 2 cabs.. you would be running 1000 watts to each cab... that's pretty good umph... just a thought... good luck
2145914
Make sure you have high capacity alternator, 4gauge wire or bigger, and that your subs can be wired to 1ohm. I have mines running 2 alpine type-x 12's at 1ohm fine all day long. Great amp for the price. Best money I've ever spent on an amp.
169388
2 ohm, I have dual 12s both running 2 ohms with a 3000 watt amp, sounds amazing and I'm still breaking it in, but 2 ohm in my eyes is for more than one sub to divi the power more equally
2205391
I'm no installer, but based on specs, this amp is stable at 1 ohm and should run the sub.
401169
This amp only pushes 250 watts with a slightly lower RMS. You should consult your manual for the sub to see what RMS it should have. if you use a lower RMS then recomended it will reduce the life of both the sub and amp. I did not know that when I bought mine I'm running a w0 which is slightly underpowered by this mono block. good luck and I hope your system turns out great!
574514
Running 2 subs on individual amps in my setup - 2500 watt peak mono class D - 2 ohm stable @ 2500 peak, 130+ db at headrest, no issues.
1179544
Yes, this amp has plenty of power, if your subs have a rms rating of 600 watt. Remember when matching a sub to amp, look for the total rms rating for the sub, not the total watt peak power. 30 to 75% of the rms rating, should be fine.
1598996
I checked the specs on this amp and it is two ohm stable. No need to bridge. With just these 4 speakers and single amp, you should get 100x4 @ 2 ohm(RMS). Which is within the range of the speakers. The Peak power is 235x4 @4ohm, which may be slightly higher @ 2 ohm. This is just above the recommended power for the speakers, which should not pose a problem as long as you don't max out the gains and volume on the head unit.
1137151
the amp is 2 ohm stable so you can use a single dual 4 ohm voice coil sub wired in parallel and see the rated output of 350 Watts but you must be aware that at 2 ohms more potential for stuff to go wrong. it is theoretically more stable at 4 ohms so its really up to you, how loud do you want it.