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A 3k~4k amp will do good.Hifonics,Crunch,Cactus just to name a few. Is this your sub specs? GTO1514D – 15-Inch die-cast dual-voice-coil subwoofer; sensitivity: 96dB; power handling, RMS: 350 watts; power handling, peak: 1,400 watts
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yea those are my subs. its a everyday driver. but i want to push them hard without blowing them!! just a 1600 watt brutus mono would be enough? im new at this. thanks
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if you have 4 dual4ohm subs...that's not a good match for the hifonics. since it will wire to 1/2ohm or 2ohm. I'd look at the Incriminator Audio 20.1 or JBL GTO14001 and run at 2ohms
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i just looked at the paper that came with them . it says 2 or 8 ohms . i dont know what this means
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basically, you want to series each sub's two 4ohm coils to 8ohms per sub. then parallel all 4 subs back to a 2ohm final load. if you get a 1ohm amp, you'll never get much power. So, you need a 2ohm stable mono amplifier, like either of the two i mentioned
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