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Ordered one tonight!

Good Taste! I just placed the same order except with 4 8's for the wife's Armada

Run (4) 8's off a 125.2 @ 4 ohms bridged and call it a day.

I love the 100.2. Little bastard has balls.

Yep. The 100.2 is pretty much the same as the 125.2 output wise. I would just remove the 100.2 sticker from the amp and call it a day.

They don't have any. Plus they may be embarrassed by the 125.2.

Those amps aren't powerful or underrated. I swear...

I like it better without.

They are 8 gauge. Dabnabbit!

Sweet! Are they going to have 8 gauge power inputs or can they accept 4 gauge?

I think it may have something to do with the president we have had for the past 8 years.

Nice Opti 2500 by the way. The '96 series built by Lanzar were some of my favorite amps in the mid 90's. I still have a 2500, a 4150 and a 6200.

These installs were conducted by actual car audio shops. Here are some (before) pictures of a few redoes I have done in the past couple years. Anyone else share a similar story?

Damn! Those are sweet. Silencer style.

Depends on Voltage and what your alternator can handle. Probably 1600-1700 RMS.

Fa sho...

The voltage will stay fairly steady. The 1200D is underrated so you should be good with anything from 34-38 VAC.

MCM carries them too. Cool little gadgets but too spendy for most. Scope

1ohm 34.6 Target voltage on the 1200D @ 1ohm.

This is why we set voltage at 75% attenuation. Scopes are out of reach for most people.

and yes. flat on the EQ.

Yea, I was wondering what voltage to look for. When you say turn off the EQ, do you mean run it flat -- 0's across the board or negative. What ohm load are you running?

Using a VOM or DMM, set the meter to AC. Download a test tone and burn it. Preferable multiple times. Set the volume on your head unit to 75%. Connect the meter to the speaker outputs on the amp. The target voltage of that amp is around 35 volts. Turn the gain all the way down on the amp and slowly turn it up until the voltage reaches 35 on the meter. edit- Turn off all boosts, eq settings, loudness, etc...

What problem are you having anyway?

Remember. You want to be able to use at least 75% of the volume on your head unit.