Aleks15Civic
Junior Member
So I have two kicker compvr 15s:
Amazon.com: Kicker 10CVR154 15 CompVR 4 Ohm DVC Subwoofer: Car Electronics
Previously Powered by:
Memphis Car Amp PRX1 1000 1000D Class 1 Ohm Factory SEALED Old School Power | eBay
The Memphis amp recently suffered a tragic end. It was a faulty amp from the start. I took the time to run various upgrades, including sound deadning, more mids, better highs, added epicenter, and a new 6th order bandpass box (if that's what they're called I got the plans from a friend)
Anyways here is the point:
What is the best amp I could get for my subs on a $400 budget? It obviously needs to be 1ohm stable and be able to output about 1200RMS at 1ohm. But I don't know what else to look for apart from that.
I was thinking maybe this?
Audio Savings | NEW US AMPS MERLIN MD1D 1050w TRUE RMS MONO AMPLIFIER CAR AMP MD-1D
My main goal is to top my previous Memphis amp. I don't care by how much, just on a $400 budget. Any advice is appreciated!
And if by some odd chance someone wants to explain what to look for in an amp apart from the RMS power that'd be beyond awesome!
Amazon.com: Kicker 10CVR154 15 CompVR 4 Ohm DVC Subwoofer: Car Electronics
Previously Powered by:
Memphis Car Amp PRX1 1000 1000D Class 1 Ohm Factory SEALED Old School Power | eBay
The Memphis amp recently suffered a tragic end. It was a faulty amp from the start. I took the time to run various upgrades, including sound deadning, more mids, better highs, added epicenter, and a new 6th order bandpass box (if that's what they're called I got the plans from a friend)
Anyways here is the point:
What is the best amp I could get for my subs on a $400 budget? It obviously needs to be 1ohm stable and be able to output about 1200RMS at 1ohm. But I don't know what else to look for apart from that.
I was thinking maybe this?
Audio Savings | NEW US AMPS MERLIN MD1D 1050w TRUE RMS MONO AMPLIFIER CAR AMP MD-1D
My main goal is to top my previous Memphis amp. I don't care by how much, just on a $400 budget. Any advice is appreciated!
And if by some odd chance someone wants to explain what to look for in an amp apart from the RMS power that'd be beyond awesome!