1200.1 question

[cdawg001]

I am thinking about buying a 1200.1 amp and I want to hook it up to 2 15s. Will the amp push 1200 to each amp or 600?

[L|_|da]

600 to each

[RSLaser]

Will the amp push 1200 to each amp or 600

the amp will push 600 to each SUB lol

but in all seriousness, if its 2 channel, than you should be able to bridge it and get the 1200 to both subs.

[L|_|da]

it would end up being about the same... right?

[PaulD]

ummmm ....... the .1 means a 1 channel. It just has 2 parralelled outputs for wiring convenience

[RSLaser]

so then if he hooked up both then the power would be split? I wasnt sure if it was a single or dual channel, thats why im asking.

[PaulD]

it's a single channel amp, if he connects 2 speakers - each speaker will receive 1/2 of thetotal power (assuming both speakers are the same impedance)

[RSLaser]

Thanks for clearin that up.

[Jeremy86]

x2 about what paul said. Same subs should get 600 to each sub.

[cdawg001]

Could you tell me if this is a good setup and how much would be on each sub?

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-3UFwNPL...50&I=700TOTALN

[PaulD]

audiobahn is notthwat good ... except maybe for volume. That amp/speaker combo is DUMB once you read the specs. It's a 4 ch amp, it's rated at 500 Watts/ch AT 4OHMS ONLY ..... the subs are dual 4 ohm, if you wire the coils in parallel you will be below the impedance when the amp is bridged - if you wire them in series, the amp will only put out 300 W to each sub.

[CBFryman]

but if you have 2 d4 subs you can wire one coil to each chanel