???? to push those babies nice

 

specs?

probably one of the best amps on the market now a days is almost any Kicker amp.....it is usually a good idea to match a brand sub with the same brand amp because a lot of times companies build their amps/speakers on what their amps/speakers can handle/do....

 

12" subwoofer with dual 2-ohm voice coils
» injection-molded polypropylene cone
» ribbed Santoprene rubber surround
» suitable for marine use
» power handling: 50-400 watts RMS (200 watts per coil)
» 800 watts peak power handling
» frequency response: 25-500 Hz
» sensitivity: 86.7 dB
» top-mount depth: 6-1/4"

 

this would be a good amp for powering 2 of those IF they are wired so they produce 2 ohms at the amp:
http://www.cardomain.com/item/KIC04SX9002

this one IF they are wired so they produce 4 ohms at the amp:
http://www.cardomain.com/item/KIC06ZX8502

 

those are ridiculously expensive...

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-2ERU9GC...20&I=206ZX4001

would that work?

 

you are wanting to power 2 amps......that is a mono subwoofer amp...meaning it will only push 1 sub...

 

i use a kicker 400x1 on mine wired in 2 ohm...load and dont even turn the amp all the way up...

 

a mono amp will push more than one sub.... i ran 4 12"s off a memphis 1100.1
that zx400.1 or w/e is only 200rms. i had a kenwood 900w amp that i ran 2 12"s off of and it had more power to push another

check out memphis, alpine, fosgate,

a memphis 1100.1 or 1000.1 w/e it is now would be a good amp for sure! 1100w at 1 ohm 800w at 2 and 600w at 4ohms if i remember right

 

all the amps on this list will power your subs with just enough power. Too get a 2ohm total load with both speakers you'll need to wire each in parallel (++ & --) drops each speaker to 1ohm then wire both speakers in series to the amp (amp+ to +sp1- to +sp2- to -amp) raising the total load back to 2ohms.

a mono sub amp will power 1+ any # of speakers it just depends on how you wire it and the amount of power the amp can make at final ohm load

 

i got an amp for sale.. clarion 1001.1 1000watts rms at 2 ohms and 500 at 4 ohms..its pushin 2 12" solobaric right now and runs awsome and super loud...cheap too 200$

 

a KX1200.1 would push them nice but it hink itd be a weee bit to much power for them ??

 

(amp+ to +sp1- to +sp2- to -amp)

what does that mean? its not just hooking up positive to positive and negative to negative? how do u connect sp1- to +sp2 inside the box?

 

i used to have 2 12'' kicker cvr's ur best bet is either the 600watt or 800watt kicker amp.

 

The audiobahn a8000v can run your subs at 2ohms at 800 RMS. That means 400 to each. PRETTY SWEET! lol

 

What about these two?
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-Cy4CyKD...0&I=500MRPM650

OR

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-Cy4CyKD...0&I=500MRPM850

 

What about these two?
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-Cy4CyKD...0&I=500MRPM650

OR

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-Cy4CyKD...0&I=500MRPM850

I have installed alot of these series amps. Never heard about a single problem.

 

its really up to you. I went with audiobahn cause my truck is blue and the a8000v makes a blue glow inside truck and I get good bass from subs. Check out realm of excursion forums, those guys are nuts! when it comes to bass.

 

I have an amp for sale, and I actually used it to power to kicker 12 inch CVR's wired in 2 ohm, its a kicker 800@2, it powered them very nice, and its just the right amount of power, I am taking offers on it, so just make me an offer