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The ohms are for running a certain ohm load to the amp... If you want 2 subs, go with 2 2-ohm subs, so you can wire them to 2 ohms to the amp... If you only want one, go with the 2-ohm as well so you can run it at 4 ohms to the amp...

You need to compare the RMS wattage of the subs and the amp to see which ones more closely fit. The 2 12's will be louder though... But that doesnt mean that you will use them to their potential compared to the 10's...

It really depends what you are looking for... I mean if you want a deck, speakers, subs, and amps, 500 isnt gonna get you there... I you dont need a deck, you might be able to stretch it... For the inside speakers go with infinity... My favorite for the price... For subs, maybe go with 2 10s...

Usually 2 subs hit harder than one, but it is hard to say... Compare the wattage, if the 12 is way higher, than stick with the 1 12... I did have 1 12" Orion HCCA 2000 watts rms, and downgraded to 2 10" RE Audio SE 600 watts rms each... And I am very satisfied... I mean the bass is a lot cleaner...

Well I dont think the KS will compare to the Kappa perfects, and I have a pair of Kappa perfects, sound incredible! But the KS should do pretty good... I mean 95 watts is ridiculous! I dont have actual experience with the KS, but knowing the kappa perfects are top of the line, I can vouch to go...

I can see what your saying... i sort of experience the same. but i live in phoenix, az, so its almost the opposite. i dont like bumping my system super hard in the summer cause the amps run hot and that causes premature failure. but as for the cold, im sure it takes a lil while for the amps to...

I believe the formula is for every 1000 watts you put 1 farad... So maybe look for a 2 farad... There is so many brands of caps, I just really try to find the best deal on ebay.

There are 2 choices for both the front channels and rear channels... 12db and 24db... I have a set of components on the front channels, and some 6x9s on the rear channels...

I have a rockford fosgate 25 to life... And it seems to work great, but then when I have it up pretty loud for a while, it sometimes cuts out and goes fuzzy... The amp is stable at 1 ohm for both the 4 channel and the sub out. I am running 2 re audio se 10s, at 1 ohm, they are dual 4 ohm, so I...

I have a rockford fosgate 25 to life... And it seems to work great, but then when I have it up pretty loud for a while, it sometimes cuts out and goes fuzzy... The amp is stable at 1 ohm for both the 4 channel and the sub out. I am running 2 re audio se 10s, at 1 ohm, they are dual 4 ohm, so I...

I have a 25 to Life 5 Channel Rockford Fosgate Amp... I am just starting to install it and I am installing a set of Infinity Kappa Perfect components... As I connect one speaker at a time, the amp runs fine, (it does seem that the left channels are more quiet than the right channels???), but...

I have a 25 to Life 5 Channel Rockford Fosgate Amp... I am just starting to install it and I am installing a set of Infinity Kappa Perfect components... As I connect one speaker at a time, the amp runs fine, (it does seem that the left channels are more quiet than the right channels???), but...

I would like to know how I run my 2 dual 4 ohm 10" subs to 1 ohm on my 25 to Life amp... I know I can go to rockford fosgate's site to get the wiring diagram, but I am a little confused because my 1500bd had 2 channels, but was a mono block, so you wired one speaker wire to the far left side and...

I would like to know how I run my 2 dual 4 ohm 10" subs to 1 ohm on my 25 to Life amp... I know I can go to rockford fosgate's site to get the wiring diagram, but I am a little confused because my 1500bd had 2 channels, but was a mono block, so you wired one speaker wire to the far left side and...

Ok, so I am trying to bring down the power consumption in my system, so I have decided to get a not so strong sub, (currently have an Orion HCCA, eats a lot of power)... I am thinking about going with an Alpine X type, and want to know what way you think I should run it on my fosgate amp. I...

The Solo X is by far superior, but yes it is gonna take a lot to power one... So if you have no issues with paying to run a Solo X, get one. I want one, one day... :) And I believe just the sub is around $450 on eBay.

No, that amp should do just fine... Plus I am sure the amp is under-rated... It is probably closer to 1100-1200 watts anyway.

Yea that is a bit much considering it rms power is at 400 watts. If it is dual 2 ohm, you can run it at 1 ohm or 4 ohm. If it is dual 4 ohm, you can run it at 2 ohm or 8 ohm... So you can much the ohm load up to your amp to get it closest to 400 watts rms as possible...

Since the Kicker amp is a little under-rated and is a little bit higher quality, then yes it should hit a little harder... If you are gonna spend a lot of money on the deal, then Im not too sure I would do it, but thats me...

That would be really bad for the subs... Underpower them, especially by that much is far worse than overpowering them... The subs would give out sooner than later...