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Well rockfords do get by the model but they did have some shitty ass models but JL all they had were the good stuff go with the Jls.

Well what kinda amp? the output power? is it bridgeable? the imependance stability? let me know and i'll tell ya.

Don't get a class d amp class d amps are highly recommended for subs get a class a with a decent amount of watts like say alpine the clarity sound quality is great trust me.

Hey get that amp bridged you'll be kicking them around 1,000 watts and solobaric's can go well over 1,000 watts it'll pound

Well audiobahn is good known to handle a lot of power and can kick pretty hard but they get better by the model I had two 15s around the x series and they kicked good but now http://www.partsexpress.com/resources/capsetup.html got the alumx15 15" which are in the same price range of the...

Alpine's can usually take a lot power and rockford amps can usually kick a lot of power and are bridgeable and stable at low impendance so bridge them like the other guy said -to- +to+ and to one speaker and parallel to the second and you'll be fine.

Usually there's two knobs on your amp the hz and the db. Kick you db all the way up and keep turning the hz knob until you're content with the sound.

About all the amps can drop down another notch to 4 ohms to 2ohms without any problem so I'm sure you'll be fine just don't try to do lower or bridge it when it doesn't say bridgeable

Legacy amps can kick a lot of power for cheap and pyramids too but i'd stay away from them they don't tend to cause a lot of problems also sound sorta shitty and you should try to look at the thd (total harmonic distorion) too before you purchase an amp. Some cheap okay quality amps are...

Yeah i can't really catch the model on the pics but tell me the specs. Jensen amps have come a long way and have been around for a while so if you decide to get it don't drop the ohms to low about 2 ohms should be fine and see if it's bridgeable if not don't try it like the other guy said take...

Well a good place to check on which amps are good is at www.carreview.com or check out the reviews at www.sounddomain.com read the reviews and see how their opinions effect you another place for really good deals is www.cardiscountstereos.com

If your speakers are high quality you might want a high quality amp class a or b though they don't carry as much power for as cheap as class d amps but the sound clarity and wattage is well worth your money class d amps tend to kick plenty of power but lack sound quality somewhat. It depends are...

Generally people who buy low quality speakers buy bandpass boxes but I'm not stating that bandpass boxes are bad the are usually used to drown out the distortion or to bring out the boom in your subs though your clarity usually lacks and it's not as defined as a sealed box . Sealed boxes are...

What you did was ran both the wattage in and out of the speakers and amps causing a loop to go throught and amp an amp is used to send wattage never to recieve you cause the amps to recieve an enormous load of wattage causing it to burn out. Well first of all you can't the amp's speaker outputs...