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Im looking to downgrade from my current setup considering all the damage that im doing to my car and myself. I was going to do maybe a 1.3-1.5 cube sealed with a 12" SSD and power it with a d3400.2 at 2 ohm. It puts out 800 max at 2 ohm and i think its a little under-rated. Would this work well, im shooting for SQ without so much overly powering bass.

Rock and Metal are my major listening habits btw

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400W @ 2ohm should be all you see, max ratings mean nothing

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dmm with an oscope? how exactly did you determine you were getting 400W?

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my knowlege only goes so far but you were probably clipping the hell out of it and not getting real "power".

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You can't measure power with a DMM only voltage.

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my other option is about 1000 watts at 4 ohm that i know for a fact doesnt clip and pushes the powe easily. its done so for my 15 and my rl-i 8s

not with the 3400.2 lol

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So you know of someone that has benched it?

Also do you understand the difference between RMS and max specs?

I don't know much about american bass amps but i doubt they're going the old skool way of cheater amps.

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Even with a perfectly unclipped signal, a DMM won't tell you the whole story...

A DMM didn't tell me I had a 10 ohm impedance rise and was only sending 200W to the woofer during a burp :D

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Even with a perfectly unclipped signal, a DMM won't tell you the whole story...

A DMM didn't tell me I had a 10 ohm impedance rise and was only sending 200W to the woofer during a burp :D

RIckRolled, what did tell you that?

I would seriously doubt that amps putting out twice the rated power...

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Putting a clamp meter on the outputs.

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