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Which would be better to power two RL-P 12s?

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Power Acoustik A2400DB or Lanzar Opti 2000D...

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1200 watts is plenty, have you looked into something like an Orion 1200D or talked to flakko and see what deals he might have on US Amps

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1200 watts is plenty, have you looked into something like an Orion 1200D or talked to flakko and see what deals he might have on US Amps

yup I talked to him. He gave me a sweet quote for the MD2. I'm going to go with that if the deal still stands in july when I should have the money for em. You think thats too much for em or will it hit them just right?

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be smart with the gains, the Merlin is a very strong amp, and it is plenty of power for the RL-ps, think of it this way you will have some headroom and power to spare..

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Yeah i'm pretty good with the gains... Probably wouldn't have them much more over halfway. Will be going with a sealed enclosure FYI...

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Read the tutorial in the amplifier section.

Just setting the gains at "halfway" does not = half the power ;)

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i know it doesn't. I'll probably just set the gains by ear. DMMs= eh...

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IDK now lol, I might go with the Opti since it would power them sufficently and I wouldn't have to worry about overpowering them like I would with the MD2. 1000 watts is a lot to give them and doesn't leave much headroom.

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IDK now lol, I might go with the Opti since it would power them sufficently and I wouldn't have to worry about overpowering them like I would with the MD2.  1000 watts is a lot to give them and doesn't leave much headroom.

meh... I gave my single RL-p a "claimed" 1500W. It survived, the amp didn't though.

I'd do the MD2.

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The Rl-p's can take as much as you can throw at them

a single MD2D will not fry them

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:+1:

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But do they need 1900 watts and would it be much of a difference in terms of performance to 1400 watts?

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No, they dont need 1900W

you can send them 500W each and they will wang

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its not so much about output, it is more so about quality of the amplfier

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You think running the US Amps MD2 off a Yellow Top D34+ my 110 A Alt. would be enough to keep me from dimming?

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I think I'm going to go with the Opti drive 2000D since mike said 2000 watts on the RL-Ps would be overkill and it sits right at home with 700-800 watts. Opti seems perfect with 1600 Watts @ 1 ohm and I probably can find it for $300 shipped which hits me right where I want to be in the wallet.

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Now, I'm thinking about running the MD2 LoL. I hear that it is a much better quality amp. But what I want to know is will I be able to run this amp and be able to turn my music up pretty loud and not burn the sub's voice coils up. That question determines what amp I want.

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Alrighty Aneon my man, MD2 F...T...W :).

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I've said my preferences...

Multiple times...

:)

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:coolugh: Edited by Hayabusa

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