ok, i have a 1 channel audiobahn amp which is like 1300 watts. is there any way/chance of hooking two subs up to it. either 2 kicker L7 12's, or 2 pioneer 10' subs at 350 watts each? thank you.

 

Shame on no one for responding,
Course you can hook em up, is HOW YOU hook em up thats the question....

How Do you like the amp?
I just picked up some audiobahn 6x9's 69c's for a dodge neon, VERY happy with them, i will test em on an amp when i can, right now theyre off of a headunit, but fantastic upgrade nonetheless..
6.5s i didnt play with yet, that installs comming up,
i bought their Fuse/distribution block, A4ANDL And Its VERY NICE, im installing it now...
Hell, heres a pic.

i also got RCAS. yet to play with, install going along.

ok, back to original subject, im sorry, i wanted to prove that audiobahn does kick, and people shouldnt be *****..

what ohm are the speakers, how much power each, and the exact specs on the amp,

that way we can help you.

Gluck

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oops, that was the bad pic.

 

thank you firebretha for responding. lol, yeah, when the amp came it and i openened it up, it had a mirror type finish and even came with white cotton gloves to where so you don't fingerprint it up. it's the 1300hcx amp. 1 ohm high current series it says. i can't find out anymore info on it. i think it is like 1300 watts. the 2 subs are kicker sL712's @ 750 watts each. i hope this info can help. i'm gonna have to find my box to get more info. thanks again though.

 

Here's ya info:


300 watts x 1 @ 4 ohms mono | 600 watts x 1 @ 2 ohms mono |
1200 watts x 1 @ 1 ohm mono | Variable Phase control: 0Þ –
180Þ | Bridging Module Compatible | Dimensions: 3.5"(H) x
12"(W) x 17"(D) High Current Circuitry | PWM MOSFET Power
Supply | Double Sided Glass Epoxy Circuit Board | S/N Ratio:
>100dB | Frequency Response: 10Hz – 40KHz (+/- 1dB) |
Remote Bass Control With Blue Backlight ***** | Variable 24dB
High-pass Crossover: 90Hz – 750Hz | Variable 24dB Lo-pass
Crossover: 30Hz – 120Hz | Variable Subsonic Filter: 20Hz to
45Hz | Variable Bass Boost: 0 – 18dB | Variable Bass Boost
Frequency: 40Hz – 100Hz | RCA Throughput Connections 4-way
Protection Circuitry: Thermal, Short Circuit, Overload, and DC
Offset | Dual, Thermally Controlled Cooling Fans | VU Meters
Indicating Output Response | Cobalt Blue Illumination | High Gloss
14K Gold and Chrome Plated Finish | Nickel Plated Block
Terminals


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thanks jobryan26. i hope firebretha can help me out now.

 

im off to work, ill be back tonight, the other person that would know of course is dj or jim,
if they dont hit it up before i do when i get back its no prob.
you just have to remember that you wanna keep a 4ohm load so your system stays clean and powerful so you get the best out of the amp, it does say 1 ohm stable, but i dont think thatll be neccesary to go that low...


be back later..

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Edelbrock Catback, Custom Alarm, Custom stereo in Progress. Fourth Gen Console. i have six cupholders. all for starbucks!
ghetto rigged cold air intake,
GheTTo Riggers INC.
We Make Mcgyver look Like Crap
*** Created The Earth, And Then Turned Up The Bass

"Honda's FOR ME TO POOP ON!" -Triumph...

 

i cant find any details on the bloody sub, lol.... its evading me.... (break its legs.....)


anymore info you got on it?