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I have a 15" Rockford Fosgate T1 1200 watt sub. Could kicker ZX750 with the below specifications power it well? Also is there an amp that is around the same price range?

-RMS Power:

375RMS @ 4OHMS

750RMS @ 2OHMS

-Input:

High/low input

-Ouput:

RCA output for additional amp

-Remote bass level control

Height: in(mm) 2 1/8 (54mm)

Width: in(mm) 9 5/8 (244mm)

Frequency Response,

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What load are the coils on your T1? And what specifically is your price range?

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What load are the coils on your T1? And what specifically is your price range?

Sorry I honestly don't know what you mean by coils. As you can tell I really don't know much about car audio and I purchased the sub and box from ebay. The auction didn't say anything about coils. I'm looking for an amp in the $200-300 price range off ebay.

edit: I looked at some other auctions for this same sub and here are a few specs...

q Rec. Sealed Box Dims: 1.75 cu.ft.

q Rec. Ported Box Dims: 2.25 cu.ft.

q Free Air Usage: not recommended

q Sensitivity: 87.5 Db

q Frequency Response: n/a

q Recommended RMS Power: 600W

q Peak Power Handling: 1200W

q Impedance: dual 4 ohms subwoofer wiring options

Edited by stack_of_benjamins

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sundown audio 1200d is onsale and will be better than any of the amps your looking at.

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The impendance is the load on the coils. On the specs you posted from the other listing means its a dual 4, which can be wired at 2 or 8 ohms.

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Nevermind.

Edited by abxx

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Get a refurb rockford T3002 and run it at 2 ohms bridged. You can find them floating around for about 150 shipped and they will put out a solid 800 watts into a 2 ohm load. The T1 does NOT handle 1200 watts rms. I can tell you right now that even my T2 could barely handle that kind of power in a daily app

http://cgi.ebay.com/ROCKFORD-FOSGATE-300W-...1QQcmdZViewItem

For the money, you can not beat these

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I must argue about the T1 not taking 1200 rms.

A buddy of mine runs 6 T1 15"s on 3 RF 2000's. Putting out 2400+ all the time.

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I must argue about the T1 not taking 1200 rms.

A buddy of mine runs 6 T1 15"s on 3 RF 2000's. Putting out 2400+ all the time.

After an hour of hard playtime, my coils would get so hot that touching the cone would burn you.

You have to realize, i drive 1000 miles a week, with at least 2x, 2 way trips of over 100 mile strecthes each way, so i am talking about extended, daily usage at 1200 watts. Most of the time by myself, so i kept the volume relatively high for hours on end with no relief :)

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I must argue about the T1 not taking 1200 rms.

A buddy of mine runs 6 T1 15"s on 3 RF 2000's. Putting out 2400+ all the time.

After an hour of hard playtime, my coils would get so hot that touching the cone would burn you.

You have to realize, i drive 1000 miles a week, with at least 2x, 2 way trips of over 100 mile strecthes each way, so i am talking about extended, daily usage at 1200 watts. Most of the time by myself, so i kept the volume relatively high for hours on end with no relief :)

Haha his subs would smoke after a full song at full tilt. lol

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sundown audio 1200d is onsale and will be better than any of the amps your looking at.

I looked this up on ebay and couldn't find any. Are there any sites that run good deals on these amps?

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