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Well, it all depends on how much bass YOU want. Some people are more than happy with a single 12" sub, some need more! If you can afford it, you can always just buy two to make sure.... The box placement is your opinion. Just switch the direction and see which way you like better. Different...

Do not run a box thats too small ported. It will sound terrible. Either just use 2, or run them sealed if the sealed box will fit correctly.

Do not run a box thats too small ported. It will sound terrible. Either just use 2, or run them sealed if the sealed box will fit correctly.

Good deal if it works good. If you are only using it on ONE dual 4 ohm voice coil sub, the amp only makes 200 watts @ 2 ohms. http://ampguts.realmofexcursion.com/Orion_HCCA225/

No, the 1000 watt amp is perfect. It would be a COMPLETE waste to get 2 single 500 watt amps. Plus, a waste of wiring and space. The 1000 watt amp will provide 500 watts to each sub. Its as simple as that....

I agree with chester. The truck probably has a 140 amp alt, which is pretty decent for a 1200 watt amp. Upgrade your "big three" wiring. Its easy and super cheap, even free if you have wires laying around. http://forum.sounddomain.com/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/312025/page/1

Crunch is really not the best brand.. And dont expect that amp to make anywhere near 1400 watts, probably a little over 500 realistically. Why not give it a shot and see if you like it? I usually dont suggest people just toss a bunch of different subs and amps in the trunk.. its tacky! You...

Crunch is really not the best brand.. And dont expect that amp to make anywhere near 1400 watts, probably a little over 500 realistically. Why not give it a shot and see if you like it? I usually dont suggest people just toss a bunch of different subs and amps in the trunk.. its tacky! You...

You feel thats crap and you dont even know how to pick an amp? What are you talking about? Your subs can only handle 800 watts RMS, a 1200 watt amp is TOO MUCH, you will "blow it out" with that many watts. How do you feel "safe" giving your subs more power than they can handle? Skip the 4...

Many factory stereos have sound processing, i call it "idiot controls". The bass cuts out at high volume to save the speakers from blowing. Many stock systems have this. The only way to "fix" it is to replace it with an aftermarket stereo.

Since its a dual 2 ohm voice coil, erik's suggestion is bad. You need either a 1 ohm stable mono amp, that makes ~750 watts @ 1 ohm mono, or a big 2 channel amp that makes 750 watts @ 4 ohms bridged.

No, ported boxes are louder than sealed boxes. The amp depends on how many ohms each sub is, are they the 2 or 4 ohm versions? This is super important for choosing an amp. Also also, you cannot find a dirt cheap amp that is real powerful. You get what you pay for!

David, there are some companies that have made smaller 1 ohm stable amps in the past, like diamond and a few others. Another option is to get a 2 channel amp, bridge it, wire the subs in series/parallel. There are plenty that make around 800 watts RMS when bridged.

No, SPL amps are low quality flea market amps. It might work, but their amps have fake power ratings, so you wouldnt be giving your subs many watts, plus, they are low quality and blow easily. Looking at the fuses is not a good way to tell how much power an amp makes, but this amp only has 2 x...

Legacy is about the worst choice you can make. They are utter garbage, flea market junk. That "2600 watt" amp probably doesnt even make 1000 watts. Its a fake power number. Only look at RMS ratings. Even then, cheap companies inflate those, too. You get what you pay for. Dont cheap out on the...

Dude, even the cheapest head units have some sort of protect on the remote line. I once had a crappy jensen when i was young that kept shorting the remote wire to ground. All I had to do was "reset" the head unit. Look for a tiny little reset button behind the face or on the back. If not...

Well how many ohms is each sub and how is it wired? Is the amp overheating? Amps go into protect from over heating, overcurrent, over voltage, shorts, etc. Also, SPL is a junky flea market brand, this might be one reason also.

Well how many ohms is each sub and how is it wired? Is the amp overheating? Amps go into protect from over heating, overcurrent, over voltage, shorts, etc. Also, SPL is a junky flea market brand, this might be one reason also.

Well how many ohms is each sub and how is it wired? Is the amp overheating? Amps go into protect from over heating, overcurrent, over voltage, shorts, etc. Also, SPL is a junky flea market brand, this might be one reason also.

Haha well asking here isnt much better than asking at pathetic best buy... those guys spout off myths and wrong answers like no tomorrow. The alpine is much better. You are not just paying for the name. You are paying for better quality. Kenwood is pretty mediocre IMO. That alpine amp is...