Better choice? 160 amp or 200 amp
05-24-2006, 01:50 PM
#21
I'm with snootch on this one. I have it hammered all the time. As far as others and not having trouble not all amps put out what they say they do. I can run my stuff just fine until I push it past halfway then it kills the charge. No its not wiring, the wiring is all good and so are the grounds. 0/1 awg was used completely and I sanded to bare metal for all the grounds. The amp is a beast. 4 channel pushing 200 rms up front and 400 rms (bridged) to the sub no matter what load the speakers are wired at.
05-26-2006, 12:48 PM
#22
Originally Posted by 99blancoSS
I'm with snootch on this one. I have it hammered all the time. As far as others and not having trouble not all amps put out what they say they do. I can run my stuff just fine until I push it past halfway then it kills the charge. No its not wiring, the wiring is all good and so are the grounds. 0/1 awg was used completely and I sanded to bare metal for all the grounds. The amp is a beast. 4 channel pushing 200 rms up front and 400 rms (bridged) to the sub no matter what load the speakers are wired at.
05-26-2006, 01:35 PM
#23
He had it already built so I'm getting the 200. Hopefully it will hold up and be fine. IF not I'll be pissed but what can I do. Lesson learned at that point so we'll see. I really dont plan to upgrade the system anymore than it is. Its fairly stealthy right now. You cant see the amp or the sub.
05-27-2006, 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by 99blancoSS
He had it already built so I'm getting the 200. Hopefully it will hold up and be fine. IF not I'll be pissed but what can I do. Lesson learned at that point so we'll see. I really dont plan to upgrade the system anymore than it is. Its fairly stealthy right now. You cant see the amp or the sub.
