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I just recieved my new Fi BL 12 and am looking for an amp. What would be best. A used audioque 1200d, new audiopipe 1500d or a new soundstream 1200d. Sub has flatwind coil option only. Dual 2 ohm

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Then buy the cheapest one.

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Does the audiopipe actually make rated power. Cuz as of now it is cheapest at 160. And my budget is very tight. But I want to be happy in the long run

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Ok. Got another question I could use some help with. I was playing it free air yesterday on my friends pioneer 1200 watt at 2 ohms making around 800 rms. It was making a pop noise on some of the notes. It didn't seem to be flexing near its limits.

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If it was making a noise, it was at or beyond it's limits. Running free-air provides no air spring and the only thing controlling the driver is the motor force and suspension.

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I don't see what the question is, but with the choice of amp, I'd either go with AQ or the audiopipe. Chances are you won't hear a difference, and the AQ like bassa said is probably built a little better.

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I was thinking of trying out a used ap3500 just tto see.they have like 5 on craigslist for 200 bucks

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I haven't tried either one, but I have heard good things about the AP series. I don't think there would be an audible difference in output between the Onyx and the AP. I would still rather own the AQ over both of them. How much are you looking to spend?

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Buy the one that fits your budget! Basically not going to hear anything audibly different between the choices.

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as little as possible. 150 to 200.

doesn't matter which you pick of the ones listed. shouldn't be able to hear a different. install it correctly and you should be fine.

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