Recent content by KelBench400

Still have the two Orions and the ID Chameleons.

They are rated at 12v. So at 14v+ you should see a decent jump.

The 2400 surely does rock. I never ran it at 1 ohm. It was used to power a pair of 12" RE XXX quad coils wired to 2.2 ohms-ish for three years.

I'm not interested in any trades at the moment unless it's a utility trailer or guns. My family is growing and I don't have the vehicle, time, or money to continue in the car audio game. Where subs and amps used to lie, now one can find strollers and pack n' plays. This is basically what I...

Excellent condition Orion XTR Pro 2400 subwoofer amplifier 1200 watts x 1 @ 4 ohms RMS 2400 watts x 1 @ 2 ohms RMS This was in my daily driver, never competed, and powered a pair of RE subs perfectly. Very good condition Orion Xtreme 8004 amplifier 100 x 4 @ 4 ohms 200 x 4 @ 2 ohms 400 x...

Well due to me needing to raise some funds, I think I'm going to have to sell off the project I have been working on. 1 Orion XTR PRO 2400d amp - new in an opened box...I've fondled it, but haven't installed it. 2400 watts into 2 ohms. It's last years model. All black with silver writing...

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Right now, I'm running three different brands of 4 gauge (Rockford, Stinger, Scosche). I didn't mean to disagree with you about wire being wire. For dc current, strand count means little to nothing. For flexibility though, strand count can mean alot. All that said, any high strand count wire...

Actually, flexibility has everything to do with the wire. The higher the strand count, the more flexible. That's all we buy the strand count for actually. For dc current, strand count has little to do with conductivity. Ac current is a whole different story.

If you want those REVOs you had better hurry. They are stopping production for a few months. When they run out of the current batch....that's it for awhile. When they come back the price is supposed to jump up alittle. Also check out ED's nine.1, RE's 35.1, and betteraudios amp...

I got the Orion for 500 nib off ebay. Don't forget though, you want 2400ish into 2 ohms. The Brahmas are dual 2 ohm coils.

Two Brahmas are also a 2 ohm load if you hook them to a single amp....or .5 ohms. You can't get a 1 ohm load with two Brahmas together. I'd recommend the Orion xtrpro 2400...I might be biased though...that's what I bought for my two XXX's.

Terminals 85 and 86 are reversible as long as you don't have a relay with a diode. If you just have a standard Bosch type relay, wiring it either way will be fine.

This is the next older model. It might not make a difference to some people, but it does to others. Plus, it's not refurbished. david01_69, You have a pm.

You got a pm.