Well I went to my dealer today to try and pick up some RSd's and he strongly steered me toward the Zapco DC reference line instead. He said several of his distributors had stopped carrying PG because of a decline in quality in recent years. Granted this guy is a zapco dealer and not really a PG Deal...

4 awg is fine for me as I will be running a distribution block to allow me to split power to the second amp anyway. An 8" run of 4 awg isn't going to cause a big voltage drop problem with the current draw of an rsd1200.1.

thanks for the help everyone, one more thing,

Anyone know what maximum power wire size the 1200.1 and 500.4 RSd's will accept on their screw-down terminals? I'm trying to tell if I can use 4 awg after my d-block or if I need to stick to 8. Thanks.

Why not go with a xenon 200.2 for your components Actually, I think I might get the pioneer deh-p800prs head unit, which has a built in 3 way crossover and just run my components with seperate channels of the 4 channel amp. I suppose I would rather use a pair of RSd's than a mix of xenon and RSd, f...

sadly zapco has been bought out within the last 2 months also. but dont fret, PG amps are still engineered here (built in china) the failure rate is the lowest that pg has ever had. oddly enough the ti line was the highest! as far as circuitry goes, the rsd is a superior amp to the xs and tantrums ...

Hi, I recently acquired an '04 chevy tahoe and need to build a system in it. I loved my old XS2500's but sadly they were sold with my old car, so I was thinking of picking up some new RSD amps for this install. RSd 1200.1 -----> 2 IDMax 12's sealed in 1.5 ft^3 each RSd 250.2 -----> CDT HD-65 Compone...