Finally got my response from American Bass

[wafsman 0]

So as you all know I have been getting very mixed information trying to figure out what to do with my subs, my box and all that junk. Well I finally got a response from Bob at American Bass, turns out I am having such trouble finding info cause my speakers are 12 years old, although he says they are very good speakers, so I am still determined to use them with my setup. He informs me that I should run 300 rms to each sub, but once again my trouble is finding the info I need since these are dual 6-ohm speakers. I have been looking at tons of amps, monos, 2-ch, 4-ch bridged, you name it, I just can't make sense of it with the speakers I have, with my options being 3 ohm each or 1.5 ohm together, which no one provides power ratings for at that resistance. My price limit is still 500, but would like to stay in the 300-400 range if possible. If you guys could help me out again it would be greatly appreciated.

[tyoung515 7]

you could use a saz1000 bro wired at 1.5 you would get a lil more power than needed but head room is good, you can get them in your price range, where you located?

[jrod1050 5]

So as you all know I have been getting very mixed information trying to figure out what to do with my subs, my box and all that junk. Well I finally got a response from Bob at American Bass, turns out I am having such trouble finding info cause my speakers are 12 years old, although he says they are very good speakers, so I am still determined to use them with my setup. He informs me that I should run 300 rms to each sub, but once again my trouble is finding the info I need since these are dual 6-ohm speakers. I have been looking at tons of amps, monos, 2-ch, 4-ch bridged, you name it, I just can't make sense of it with the speakers I have, with my options being 3 ohm each or 1.5 ohm together, which no one provides power ratings for at that resistance. My price limit is still 500, but would like to stay in the 300-400 range if possible. If you guys could help me out again it would be greatly appreciated.

Just buy a amp that does 1000 rms at 1 ohm and watch your gains. Wiring at 1.5 ohms should still get you the power they need

[jrod1050 5]

you could use a saz1000 bro wired at 1.5 you would get a lil more power than needed but head room is good, you can get them in your price range, where you located?

lol you beat me to it

[wafsman 0]

columbus, oh

[tyoung515 7]

ok then just email jacob@ sundown and ask for a price shipped, should be in your 3-400 range bro, tell him travis sent ya and he will hook ya up