Amp install question

[b5i8 0]

Do you think it would be okay to install a SAZ-1500D and SAX-100.2 like the following pictures? The SAZ-1500D will be powering two TC Sounds OEM 10's and the SAX-100.2 will be powering a pair of CDT Braxial ES-630's. The pics are of a 350Z.

Edited May 31, 2007 by B5I8

[stevew007 0]

for show yes! but for daily i would run some kind of cooling system so they won't get too hot

[b5i8 0]

for show yes!

That's pretty funny that you say for show because that is exactly the opposite of what I'm looking for. I want them completely out of sight. I'm looking for a very stealthy installation. I suppose I could have the shop install some fans in there. That location is where the factory subwoofer goes and it is hidden behind the driver's seat. The only thing that I won't be able to hide will be the subs but other than that it'll look nice and clean.

[audio-neon 34]

Great choice on subs... I love mine.

[mlstrass 1]

If you stack them I would put the 100.2 on the bottom as it shouldn't give off as much heat as the 1500D. You could also get a few 12v "computer" fans to blow across the heatsinks...

[audio-neon 34]

If you stack them I would put the 100.2 on the bottom as it shouldn't give off as much heat as the 1500D. You could also get a few 12v "computer" fans to blow across the heatsinks...

I would put the 1500d on bottom as class d amps are more efficient and are normally cooler unless driven hard.

Edited May 31, 2007 by audio-neon

[b5i8 0]

Thanks for the reply's. Quick question for audio-neon, when you wired your subs to your amp, did you wire each sub into 2 ohms and plug them into each set of terminals or did you wire both into 1 ohm and plug them into one set of terminals on the amp? I got the DVC versions of the subs so that I can have a 1 ohm load going into the amp but I'm just thrown off by the fact that the mono Sundown has two sets of speaker outputs. The good thing is that I found a place that can build me a 200 amp alternator for my car so that I won't have electrical probs. Hopefully a single Kinetik bettery (as big as will fit under the hood) and the upgraded alternator will hold up against those two amps. I really don't want to add an additional battery as I would not know where to hide it.

[bjboertje 0]

it doesn't matter which way you do it, it will still be a 1 ohm load on the amp. the "extra" set of terminals is just there so it is easier to wire. the terminals are linked on the inside of the amp.

[b5i8 0]

it doesn't matter which way you do it, it will still be a 1 ohm load on the amp. the "extra" set of terminals is just there so it is easier to wire. the terminals are linked on the inside of the amp.

for the reply.

[audio-neon 34]

Thanks for the reply's. Quick question for audio-neon, when you wired your subs to your amp, did you wire each sub into 2 ohms and plug them into each set of terminals or did you wire both into 1 ohm and plug them into one set of terminals on the amp? I got the DVC versions of the subs so that I can have a 1 ohm load going into the amp but I'm just thrown off by the fact that the mono Sundown has two sets of speaker outputs. The good thing is that I found a place that can build me a 200 amp alternator for my car so that I won't have electrical probs. Hopefully a single Kinetik bettery (as big as will fit under the hood) and the upgraded alternator will hold up against those two amps. I really don't want to add an additional battery as I would not know where to hide it.

I am only using one terminal set so far as I lost one of my terminal screws and I am waiting for jacob (no rush) to have some extra ones to send me.

Edited May 31, 2007 by audio-neon