TI600.2 HELP

[Jasondt]

can anyone help me i need to know if the ti600.2 can power 4 12" sony xplode 1200 watt subs, i believe they are like 340 watts rms apeice

[stipud]

Yes

[Jasondt]

thanks i thought it would just wasnt sure, i should run that in mono mode right 600x1
right???

[fuzzysnuggleduck]

thanks i thought it would just wasnt sure, i should run that in mono mode right 600x1
right???

Depends on what kind of load you want to present to the amplifier, I guess.

Are the subs single or dual voice coil? Series or parallel wiring? For a balance of power to reliability, I think 2 ohms is what you want to present to the amp.

I don't know what possible issues are involved in 2 ohms bridged vs 2 ohms stereo, so someone else might have to answer that.

[Jasondt]

they are svc 4 ohm subs

[Jasondt]

Into 4 ohms Stereo @ 12.5 Vdc (IASCA/USAC) 75 x 2
Into 4 ohms Stereo @ 14.4 Vdc 150 x 2
Into 2 ohms Stereo @ 14.4 Vdc 300 x 2
Into 4 ohms Bridged @ 14.4 Vdc 600 x 1
Minimum Speaker Load, Bridged 2 ohms
Minimum Speaker Load, Stereo 1 ohm
Fuse Size, Stereo 4 W / Stereo 2 W / Bridged 60 / 80 / 80 amp
Dimensions, Chassis (inches) 15.00 L x 9.00 W x 2.25 H
Dimensions, Overall (inches) 16.00 L x 10.00 W x 2.25 H


thats the specs on the amp

[Jasondt]

thats the config i was thinking would be best[/img]

[Jasondt]

http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/w ... C_4ohm.gif

[Jasondt]

so it looks to me that i would only be able to wire it as a 1 or 4 ohm load

[dedlyjedly]

You'll want to run those subs in 2 ohm stereo on the ti600.2. That's two subs paralleled together to each channel.

[Jasondt]

ok, ill give it a shot