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Car System. What amp do I need?
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I bought 2 10' kickers comp (4 Ohm) but im only wanting to use 1 in a closed box I have for right now. I have no idea which amp I should buy as in Class A/B, D or which ever there is. I want to be able to use the subwoofer at its fullest potential without busting it. The subs are 500watts each. I was given a SCORSCHE 1600 watt high power amp wiring kit with DIGITAL CAPACITOR. Looks cool but no idea what this is... :shakes head: im reading up on this as I post but would like y'alls opinions. Also I was wondering which type of speakers should I replace the factory. They sound busted and raspy. Lookin for a clear voice coming thru my speakers.. Can someone please guide me....Thank you:happydance:
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But no matter... I'm guessing you mean that your sub is 500W RMS? Not 500W Peak? If so, you want an Amp that pushes 500W @ 4 ohms. And you'll want a Class D (Mono) amp. So for you, since you're using Kicker, I would stick with Kicker amps as I've been pleased with them. You have 3 choices. Kicker IX1000.1 (1000W @ 2 Ohms, 550W @ 4 Ohms) - Most Expensive, smallest footprint Kicker IX1000.1 (11IX1000.1) Mono Class D Car Amplifier Kicker ZXS1000.1 (1000W @ 2 Ohms, 500W @ 4 Ohms) - Middle of the line, best for cost effectiveness/quality Kicker ZXS1000.1 (12ZXS1000.1) Class D Mono Amplifier Car Amp -->This one will most likely be your best bet for cost effective/power matching for your sub. Kicker DX1000.1 (1000W @ 2 Ohms, 550W @ 4 Ohms) - Cheapest, Least advanced model. Kicker DX1000.1 (11DX1000.1) Mono Class D Car Amplifier Also, if you want you can use this calculator which will help you decide: Matching Subwoofers & Amplifiers :tiphat: |
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As for the Capacitor, if you're only going to push 500W, it's really not necessary with the newer generations of amps. :tup: |
A kicker comp is 300 peak its like 150 rms no need for a capacitor. A kicker zx400.1 is more than enough for just 1. Kicker comps are single voice coil so for 1 you are stuck with 4 ohm which is just about right for the zx400.1 @ 4 ohm.
Edit: Are they Comps or CompVR? If CVR I would use a ZX750 it will push 2 CVRs hard and will be fine for 1 because you can wire a CVR down to 2ohm since its dual voice coil. Edit2: Kicker does not make an amp that is 1 ohm stable as far as I know. So you will be stuck wiring 2 to 4 ohm |
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Kicker has a few that are 1ohm stable.. My KX1200.1 from 2004 is 1 ohm stable. |
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the 2010 DX series was 1 ohm stable |
Just posted a picture of the stuff I got. 500 watts peak
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Audison or hertz.
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Yeah those are comps 150W rms
A kicker comp is 300 peak its like 150 rms no need for a capacitor. A kicker zx400.1 is more than enough for just 1. Kicker comps are single voice coil so for 1 you are stuck with 4 ohm which is just about right for the zx400.1 @ 4 ohm. Hope you enjoy them they are solid little subs |
:happydance::happydance:I just ordered the Kicker ZX400.1 to go with my 1 sub in that box in the top picture. I hope all sounds well. Now, I want to get some speakers. Any idea on which ones? Thanks for all yals help ^^^
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the hertz hi-energy are worth every penny.
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