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Will this be the kicker ZX200.2 CAR AUDIO 200W 2CH Amp Amplifier XOVER good job with this Kicker subwoofer?
The subwoofer is a NEW MODEL 2008 D4 12 "L5 Ported SUB 1200 WATTS KICKER amplifier functions: RMS output power: 200 Maximum power output: 400 2-Channel ZX Series Power Impedance AmplifierLow SORT Protection Circuits Operation (short circuit, overvoltage, reverse polarity, Thermal) MOSFET Power KickBass: 0-12 dB at 40 Hz, built from the Electronic Crossover: 12 dB High pass or low-operation (80 Hz) of high and low level inputs Custom tooled Gold Plated connectors SAMS (Stereo and mono simultaneously) bridged mono load and a stereo load at the same time made of cast aluminum EndKaps RMS output power: 70 watts x 2 channels. @ 4 ohms 100 watts x 2 channels. @ 2 ohms 200 watts x 1 chan. @ 4 ohms Peak Power Output: 140 watts x 2 channels. @ 4 ohms 200 watts x 2 channels. @ 2 ohms 400 watts x 1 chan. @ 4 ohms input control Gain: Low Level (125mV - 5V), High Level (250 mV - 10 V)
NO, NO, NO - (RMS powerful enough not too high of a final impedance) you need an amplifier with about 600watts RMS @ 2 or 8 ohms and is also met with CEA - I would go with a 2ohm setup and here how to connect the sub to http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer_configurations.asp? Q = 1 & I = 42 get a monoblock amplifier (1-channel) because they are made for submarines and here are compatible with the brands Alpine Bazooka Blaupunkt Clarion Eclipse CEA Infinity JBL JVC JL Audio Kenwood Kicker Lightning Audio MTX Pioneer Polk Audio PPI Rockford Fosgate Sony here is a site with great prices and detailed specifications for their products if http://www.sonicelectronix.com/cat_i23_mono-subwoofer-amps.html Amplifier you that there is a good chance that you'll hurt your sub
If you want a Speaker Cable to DVC 4ohm mono amp with 2 positive and 2 negative, how I can do?
I have a Kenwood amp model 9104D Mono with 4 connectors (2 + / 2 -). I want an Audio Cable MA 15 "4ohm DVC sub to it. Is it just use a + and a -? If the amplifier is rated 900wRMS @ 2ohm, 900wRMS get this speaker? I run 2 of these submarines and realize that you can lead a 4ohm load by wiring together, but is classified as the amplifier in 500wRMS @ 4ohm 500wRMS so each sub would be divided equally or @ 250wRMS each?
its a mono amp. mono means 1, so there is only one channel. only has 2 different connections to make it easier to connect multiple subwoofers. Connect the positive aspects of the woofer amplifier to the positive and negative same will give you a 2 ohm load if you use only one speaker. so that a speaker get the 900 watts RMS but if you connect 2 subwoofers, you would have to wire in a combination of series and parallel for a 4 ohm load from one ohm amplifier is not stable. so if the amplifier only puts 500 watts into 4 ohms, then each receive 250 woofer. for each 500 watts for subwoofer amplifier would have to put 1000 watts. but when realize that connect the amplifier even though it has 2 terminals that are connected to the same channel. you can not save a mono amp because it is necessary to build 2-channel bridge amplifier. so in essence you can think of 2 terminals as one.
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