2002 Visonik V2000T Overview and Amp Dyno Test - VU Meters!

[@SaltwaterBoogeyman]

Man talk about throw back I remember those from high school. A guy had that on 2 volfenhaag 12s. The good ole days.

[@bdc211]

i had a pair of volfenhag 10s lol... they wernt to bad... sounded good with metal music...

[@Floreypottery]

Yes loved those subs friend and me set up his truck with a wall of 4 12s with a. Ma audio 4400 it’s would do around 154 D.B.

[@devinleighton5982]

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[@gannonkamdyn6796]

@Devin Leighton flixportal :P

[@devinleighton5982]

@Gannon Kamdyn Thank you, signed up and it seems to work :) Appreciate it!

[@legendsofcaraudiobradnewso8424]

Thanks for the shout out buddy! I have been a subscriber WAY before I got back into audio. BIG D is the man

[@wal]

Keep saving that audio equipment brother 😎

[@legendsofcaraudiobradnewso8424]

BigDWiz always buddy!

[@NARINDERSINGH-mg6uk]

Can you guys show some tips for hooking 12” kicker es to 6 channel amp(Audison lrx 6.9)just sub no speakers they are hooked to my head unit Sony xplod .

[@catch22frubert]

Great test BigDWiz. I always saw these and the MA Audio amps back in the day. It's cool to finally find out how much power they made. Thanks for the video!

[@basscube5]

Pretty neat! You're right, those tripath chips are near impossible to find. That company went bottom up about 10 years ago. The first tripath chips were in a big sealed IC like that. Back when I was in university I contacted tripath once and bought a bunch of class T chips. Never did get around to using them for anything. Exactly like you said, they drive the output Fets. The ones I have are later, small SMD type.

[@wal]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@HifiVega]

They knew it was only gonna do 1000watts because they put on the VU meters! 🤔

[@wal]

You said it brother!

[@alexisking4316]

This amp is absolutely beautiful

[@wal]

I didn't think I was the only one who thought this!

[@SnEaKeRSkEr]

I had one pushing 4 Treo 10s in a 93 extended cab s10 when I was in highschool it blew the girls panties rite off. It was a decent cheap amp paid around 140$ for it . I needed something quick I had mailed my mmats amp back to be fixed under warranty. Thanks for a trip down memory lane.

[@massivewoofers247]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@bassface1984]

Love those V U meters on the amp ,I think it's a slick looking amplifier definitely different.

[@andrea4809]

I think it would be fun if you were to run these amps through a really nice set of home speakers full range and judge how they sound as an additional test.

[@jameslewis974]

A customer bought 1 of these amps from summit racing with 4 visonik 12s back in 02 or 03 and it hammered.

[@alphaomega8373]

I miss those type meters. It brings back good memories :)

[@msh6865]

Never knew anything about Visonik. Always assumed they were junk flea market-type stuff. Good to see they at least tried to put out decent gear. Another good video and test. Keep 'em coming!

[@wal]

I love the way these look unique. Car audio companies of 2019...can you do something unique? VU meters? Something different? Paleeze???

[@msh6865]

BigDWiz I'd just be happy if they stopped printing "maxx watts" on the heatsink!

[@RWL2012]

i only remember Visonik from Brian's CRX... Pimp My Ride yo!

[@nukedathlonman]

Oh wow - that's a delightful Tripath blast from the past to see again.

[@wal]

I had no idea they used tripath chips in car amps back then. Learn something new every day!

[@nukedathlonman]

@@wal I'm surprised you didn't. Clarion's DPX1001.2 Class-T is the one I remember the most - a friend ran causing me to want one for a short while. Solid performing amp, although I don't recall it being overly efficient even back then. :-)

[@ROTTBOXX]

"Legends of car audio" sells a Lot on ebay. And I wish I had that cash to blow. He's got an insane collection

[@joshhanson6777]

ROTTBOXX 1980 yeah and there all in perfect condition!

[@wal]

Yes, Brad spends a ton of time and money getting this cool old school equipment. His prices may seem high, but you are not going to find time capsules like he has without a LOT of effort

[@ROTTBOXX]

@@wal oh I spend many an hr drooling at what he's selling at work. A lot of it may never be found again. Especially in that shape.

[@legendsofcaraudiobradnewso8424]

I appreciate the kind words! Lots of hours invested locating this stuff.

[@phillipbainbridge9107]

He does have a lot of nice gear. However a lot is listed as "Old School" just for hype that shouldn't be listed as such. If you know what you want to buy you don't need to know if it's rare, vintage or old school. Those are just tags sellers use who don't know any better and just want to fill their descriptions with useless garbage.

[@mytruckinlifeace4047]

I carried some Visonic when I had my flea market stand. I can remember the subs being really high quality looking. The 10’s had more weight than my cerwin Vega 12’s. I never auditioned them though. I was going to but just never got around to it.

[@Nickword1]

Always respected Visonik cause i was just a 11 year old kid when they first came out.

[@rlg222]

That bass song brings back memories...

[@wal]

Feel dat bass!

[@303nitzubishi4]

Cool amp Big D. Learned something new today, I always thought the Tripath chips were similar to modern self-contained IC amps (TDA series, etc) Never realized there were any that were designed for such high output through basically a whole separate set of components on the board. I had a Sony theater-in-a-box that came out shortly after DVDs in the late 90s that thing had class T amps for the six channels and the amplifier section was very compact. Of course it was probably like 20 Watt per channel but it didn't seem to have a bunch of external FETs and caps to actually drive each speaker. The sound quality from that thing was way below average no matter what kind of speakers we hooked up. Easy to see why that technology kind of fizzled out.

[@wal]

I learned the same thing. Was not aware of the Tripath craze in the early 2000’s

[@MLProductions.1]

I was 6 in 2002. Wow flea market amps costing $700 back then? Crazy. Now there $50 for 3000 watts but really 250rms and protective mode after 30mins

[@wal]

I think the $699 price on that website was not accurate. I had people on FB telling me these could be had for a couple hundred at Flea Markets

[@MLProductions.1]

arthur kitchen lol I'm 22 I'm a little below 1.5k in my system. Nothing too crazy but not bad either I'm running 0 gauge to a Hifonics gemini 1900.D. running at 1ohm. I would say abiut 1000-1200rms. To 2 MTX 75 12 inch subs. In a sealed downfire Tahoe box(so I can fit in my Navigator and put up 3rd row seats). With 2, 1 Farad stinger capacitors. My subs can take more but I get dimming. Don't feel like spending a bunch more on batteries and alternators.

[@kennoots5821]

@@MLProductions.1 throw away those caps or sell them and buy a second battery. This will help.

[@MLProductions.1]

Ken Noots and what about my charging system? Don't really want to add 2 batteries without upgrading my charging system. I'm cool with where I'm at 1200 watts Rms is plenty

[@kennoots5821]

@@MLProductions.1 just saying caps dont do what they claim. There really just a gimic. In my opinion a 2nd battery would be better on your alternator and system then a capacitor.

[@madmat2001]

It surprises me you, as an "old school" stereo fan don't remember Visonik from back in the day. They were anything but low end. They were the parent company for Alphasonik with the latter being their mobile audio brand. Visonik was based out of Germany (west) and made home audio speakers that were sold all around Europe. When they saw car audio blowing up they ventured into it with Alphasonik. Their original adverts were all "Alphasonik by Visonik". In the mid to late eighties Alphasonik was spun off and either sold or just allowed to run under it's own management and Visonik disassociated themselves from car audio. By the late '90s Visonik as it had been ceased to be, got bought up and originally tried making high end stuff under the ownership of one of the guys that either started Audiobahn or a relative of theirs. Stuff gets fuzzy when it's beyond your caring and at that point in time it was beyond mine.

[@envisionelectronics]

madmat2001 Visonik was just a name at this point and was owned by Anaba Audio. This was sold as being a step above Audiobahn and for its day it was a genuinely powerful amplifier. Source: I was a dealer.

[@wal]

What Aaron said. They had already sold out at this point. I know the link between Alphasonik, Deltasonik and Visonik.

[@envisionelectronics]

madmat2001 The Anaba group started in 1991. It was founded/owned by Sameer Abdo. This group included Anaba, Shaker, Hot Shots, Precision Audio, Thump, Striker, XS Force, Mobile Authority, Optiview, Ultra Linear, Thump, Visonik, MA Audio and Clif Designs. Sameer's brother Nasser Abo Abdo founded Investech Audio Group. Investech included Audiobahn, American Ichibahn, Ichibahn, Digital Audio, Swiss Audio, Platinum Audio, XSite Audio Group and (newer - just the name) Alphasonik

[@madmat2001]

Like I said, in the '90s they were under new ownership and trying to make high end stuff. It wasn't like Pyramid/Legacy/Boss grade gear. It eventually slid off that way but that's what happens under mismanagement. Kinda like Hifonics/MB Quart/Autotek today. When they were first bought out there was an effort made initially to keep the quality close to what they were, then it became just a way to make money in sizable handfuls off the cachet of the name. Sad really.

[@twotonebtw5448]

In the retro styles, that amp is pretty cool looking!

[@wal]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@CognacKidd]

New to the channel, thanks for doing what you do. All I ever ran from 1997 to 2003 was Visonik and Power Acoustik amps! My Visonik blew the fuck outta my 12" volfenhaag and my Power Acoustik blew the fuck outta my 15" Cerwin Vega - Then I switched to JL and never looked back.

[@PrimeHiFi]

Very cool looking amplifier. I recall early Visonik speakers as being well made and efficient. The brand must have been sold a couple times before this amplifier landed on the shelves. Thumbs up on another great video!

[@jamesstephenson2346]

No, it was always junk. Much like audiobahn or gs redline

[@TheZooness]

Man, I remember these from my high school years.

[@chris0576]

My uncle and I used to have Autoteks and Soundstream SPL160s. its hard to find old school Analog stuff these days. like your channel!

[@bryanrmcnair01]

I had small 300 on M3 Memphis and it popped quarters off roof! Also rocked a 99 watt autoteck with 2 15inch kicker comps back in day...sealed box in back of Samurai

[@jameslewis974]

I was in a bad way for an amp for subs all I had was this old Rockford 100 watt amp and it slammed 4 orion.xtr. 12s lol

[@bulldograzor]

My dad has the visonik v4000k amp. He's not sure if it works still but he told me he had it on 2 18s ma audio subwoofers back in his days on his 1999 blazer. It's been collecting dust but wow it's beautiful beast.

[@hack0well]

This is almost the exact same Amp as the ARC Audio ARC1500 XXK. Both made by Nikola Engineering, both with the same switches, LEDS, and features, albeit a different layout. At least the ARC model did not need to be flipped to hook up the wires, switchs were on the end with Tiffany style RCAs, and it was rated much more conservative at 1x500@2ohms/rms. I have one of the ARC versions on my repair bench at the moment, with half of the Tripath chip bad.

[@wal]

The chip is worth almost as much as the amp itself 👈😲

[@thebassgeneratorinc229]

I just had one of my V2000T but the last one was taken a part and my clamps are missing off of the mosfetts but hopefully we will find a few more to repair this so I can have a pair again.😍

[@PHUSII]

Brad is the man!

[@Bigldagreat1]

You know what would be dope is if you could get your hands on one of the old high current Audiobahn amplifiers!I always wondered how powerful those amps were.

[@wal]

Yeah man I want to try one of those too

[@mem10fan2]

I wondered the same. I actually owned the A2300hct back in 2005 and it was a an absolute monster in terms of power. I honestly couldn't tell you what the actual output is.

[@cutweldngrind]

@@mem10fan2 Those amps and the previous series would get lots of bad solder joints. I used to get them cheap on ebay and rynning in 30 minutes. They seemed powerful.

[@fiolds350]

love it!!!! brings me back. there was the ma audio and audiobahn rack mount type. an old soundstream tarantula would be sweet or daVinci phd2 shredder

[@danabarnes4751]

It would be really cool if you did a tutorial about what we're looking for when we inspect the guts. what do the different components do and how do their ratings affect overall performance? Keep up the good work man

[@danabarnes4751]

And thank you for replying to my last few questions

[@iceman45ification1]

Doesn't surprise me it didn't do those 2K watts. Lol. Never thought of these amps to be that great after seeing them at the fleamarkets way back in the day. Not a bad amp for subs though. Guts look pretty nice. 👌 Excellent video as always brother!!

[@wal]

I would’ve not been able to resist one of these for $149 at a Flea Market 👈😬

[@donblaisdell5011]

I remember those amps, was thinking about buying one once

[@BStreet666]

My first amp was a "flea market" style American Pro Vs-1405. I used it to power two "Thump" 12's which did not hold up to the power. I doubt American Pro products are still available but it would be cool to know what their actual output was. Probably pretty disappointing. Thanks for the awesome videos which remind me of good times!

[@enginebae3471]

I’m actually really impressed with 1000w Fran that thing. I bought a lot of flea market amps back In the day “shout out denio’s ” and they always sucked and blew up after 2-3 weeks

[@PROATV13rb]

They have a 4000 watt model also. Do you know what it can really do?

[@karbonfiba2044]

Magic Mike in the beginning! Feel the Bass!!!

[@wal]

More after the amp test too 👈😬

[@_dave4460]

decades ago visonic led the way with small speaker technology. they had a line called the david series (like in david and goliath), the lil sonsabitches rocked. dont know what they’re doing today...

[@doddgarger6806]

I picked up an ads 4ch and a p1000.1bd at pawn shops and still have a few gold letter mtx thunder amps I never got rid of, like me some old amps

[@joeyholthusen6495]

Part of the Anaba Group I believe M.A. audio, visonik, plus a few other brands.

[@wal]

Yes 🤙

[@Qui-9]

Guy must be pretty young, being surprised how well this amp is built and styled because it's "way" back in 2002. Well, car amps aren't new tech, except that things like class D have become more popular and affordable these days. There were plenty of kickass designs and performers since the early 90s which would hold their own today. I remember wanting this amp and MA Audio stuff then, that would blow your mind even today, I just couldn't afford it though. But I have a 15" Visonic sub still kicking ass today. The magnet is HUGE, I don't have an amp big enough to push the thing even close to as far as it can go. Xmax ~¾ inch each way. Bought new for $180. I really miss seeing stuff like this around at surplus stores, it just suddenly stopped around here for some reason.

[@wal]

Guy is not young, surprised amp is well built as it was a flea market special in 2002. I have over 500 videos on KZbin, have to assume many viewers are new, so I like to bring that level of curiosity as if I had never seen a BigDWiz video. I was not in car audio between 1996-2005, so I’m still learning about the gear I missed during that time.

[@Qui-9]

😊👌

[@alliumarkwright1822]

This dyno is confusing because if you think about it the amp did around 970 something watts at 2 ohm stereo so when you bridge it at 2 ohms it should see 1 ohm on each channel but it did the same 970 watts like its not actually bridged its just combining the channels must be the tripath chip

[@RobertSmith-nx6tw]

They had amazing woofers!

[@wal]

Some of the earliest “high roll” surround subs?

[@clearme2]

I had a clarion dpx 1000.2 amp that had the tripath chip. It did reall well driving my 2-12” eclipse pro subs . 148.5 was my loudest I ever squeezed from it. It died after 5-6 years of daily pounding.

[@wal]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jschrauwen]

I searched your video database and couldn't find any tests or reviews for my amps. I see you have done HiFonics and Visonik and mine are somewhat in the same vain. I have the Performance Teknique ICBM 5.1 Have you seen, heard or know much about this amp?

[@JasonStaggs99]

You should do more of a budget kind of thing like go to Walmart and pick out stuff that's in the budget range like some of the combo amp+subs that they have and some of the pioneer and kicker amps I would love to see those

[@wal]

Great suggestion, thanks

[@nathanielbolden5053]

Ryan Blankenship i think his name is does budget gem dyno tests check out his channel he's a life saver!...Big D-Wiz keeping us informed on how good ole skool stuff is!

[@nnnvv2121]

Damn these amps wee hella popular in the late 90s and early 2000s

[@thebassgeneratorinc229]

I can't find anyone to repair these things...boy its crazy how well they sound to me

[@wal]

The Tripath chips are not made anymore, so if the chip is bad, it is very expensive to get it replaced

[@Floreypottery]

For some reason I remember visonik being made by same company as ma audio

[@Xx1SailorScoutxX]

I remember seeing a lesser version of that amp years ago in Pep Boys. They were packaged with a pair of 12's in an enclosed box. I almost bought them, too!!

[@wal]

Pep Boys amp FTW!!

[@chief9-10-games5]

Loving the old school amp with VU meters but kind of funny they said 2000watts but VU meters only go to 500watts a channel for a bridge mode of a 1000watts but old school coolness none the less 🔊🔊🔊 👍🏽

[@jbncnow]

I have this amp it's Been great

[@Rome3aaro]

Boy I wanted this amp so bad back in the day

[@wal]

I wish the current amp mfg’s would make cool designs like this. ARE YOU LISTENING COMPANIES???

[@ebbcorepairs3253]

Very hard to find Tri-path chip. Its worth more than the amp.

[@wal]

The VU meters are probably too. An amp to part out of it breaks 🤗

[@Blacktronics]

Why would anyone care about those chips anymore

[@RWL2012]

Blacktronics because they're not made anymore and are well regarded

[@Blacktronics]

They have tube like distortion in a different way. By no means good, if you want distortion do it digitally

[@acue79]

@@wal Tripath TA-0104?

[@peterherrera3340]

I love vu’s!

[@wal]

😎👍

[@scottpryorsz28]

Never owned a visonik amp but....i had a visonik 15" dual 2ohm sub rated 1500wrms 3000 max back in 2004. Had it in a 7cu ft box with 4 4" ports. To this day ive never owned another sub that hit the lows like that visonik sub or as loud.had it in a 89 chevy celiberty blew the trunk lid open along with the tail lights.got rid of the car and got a 91 pontiac van which at first sucked cuz i had to find all new music to go with the new cabin space. But damn it was even better then the car flex that windshield like no tomorrow!

[@danielmiller4492]

I seen one of these at a yard sale and passed it up thinking it was junk. Was screwed to an empty subwoofer box and had 25.00 tag on it. Lol. Wish I grabbed it now. Lol

[@joshhanson6777]

I got the visonik v4000xd in my collection same as the ma audio hk 4k. I think you have to have crazy high voltage to even come close to 4k but I think its pretty and thats all that matters when it hangs on the wall lol.

[@wal]

That’s cool. I’ll find one of those to try some day. Prob 2k, but still interesting amps, not cookie cutter in any way

[@joshhanson6777]

Thomas Marshall i have the 898 ,1998 ,and the 802 as well. As a matter of fact i have the 898 on ebay for sale right now. With a lot of others. And getting ready to list a TMA t2 1000. Aka jl audio t2 1000.

[@joshmorris6469]

Can you please Dyno a Swiss audio. I have an old 1500w @1ohm but can't find any info on it online

[@fletchermusician3365]

Hi Derek, luv your videos and what you do . im now going throw some sound into my car... only probs i have is im in the uk and some of the amps you dyno tested are not for sale on amazon uk would love a link so i could get a decent class d mono block and a class d 4 channel amp.. also looking for an alpine mda eq for an alpine cda 9813r yep im old school lol keep those vids coming Derek... top man

[@thasavage1]

Is all Visonik considered flea market stuff? I used to know a dude that had a whole Visonik system and it sounded pretty good.

[@wal]

Hey, some of the 90's and early 2000's Flea Market stuff wasn't all that bad. This is a great example of one that that was a gem and wasn't known. I was told by another commenter these were available at his Flea Market for $149! Turns out that was a steal back then!

[@fiolds350]

That was a good amp for the time

[@shawndashkovitz9560]

My friend us to use them exact amps for DB drag in his mini van and had the amps running at 16 volts

[@wal]

Cool!

[@travisjones1886]

Great personality man!!!!

[@wal]

😬👍

[@joeyholthusen6495]

Wasn't Rockford and Harris labs also together?

[@boominS10]

Was likely a misprint in the catalog. If i remember correctly Visonik was a Rockfod Fosgate company along with Lightning Audio

[@wal]

Visonik was owned by Anaba Corp at the time this amp was available.

[@ruikazane5123]

Tripath... Wow. First seen on PA sound reinforcement amps to lessen the power draw. That's basically a class AB with different power rails, hence 'tripath'

[@Pgh2Dall]

Resistor R24 at the 6:54 mark looks burnt. Maybe its a shadow

[@Cubik303]

Yes and the caps next to it don't look like they're in great shape either. I would definitely pull the board and recap and replace any visually burned-out components (if they are indeed burned) and see if the amp performs any better.

[@DavidBrown-wm7zx]

It would have been cool to test the vu meters against the dyno to see how accurate they are.

[@wal]

I’ll try with the AMM-1

[@quevicular]

I wonder if it is capable of 2000 by 1 at 1 ohm

[@wal]

Don’t think so 👈😜

[@quevicular]

@@wal giv her a blast

[@jxke]

Most likely 1k per channel with 1 ohm per channel.

[@TheTechGuyYT]

You should test the vu meters against the dyno:)

[@wal]

Maybe I will 😬

[@carl9964]

I had a Visonk amp. It was pretty good. I had it pushing 2 Audio Bahan 12s til it dead then i got a 1000 wat MTX

[@quedaddee]

If you could get your hands on a v900hc visonik. I think that was the flagship at "3200 watts".

[@wal]

👈😬

[@mysonstegman]

Reminds me of my old audiobon

[@cornbread10378]

Ohhhhh an old visonik i remember blowing a shit load of these in my iasca rig back in 98

[@1boostup]

Why the tease with the Stetsom amp ?

[@wal]

It’s coming up next...

[@1boostup]

Cool !

[@rob22849]

isn't the same as the old school ma audio ma2000 audio amp? it reminds of that and cliff designs had an amp that resembles the same amp.

[@wal]

They were owned by the same parent company, so they may be the same amp 🤷‍♂️

[@richhancock3110]

Wow I thought that amp wouldn’t even do 1000watts truly astonishing 🤔🤯🤯

[@wal]

I thought the same

[@robland6118]

Very impressive

[@wal]

Not bad 🤷‍♂️

[@StrangeDuck]

pretty cool amp man

[@wal]

I think so too 😜

[@guerobastidas1515]

hey big d can you check out the new crunch pzx5000.1 I know crunch is a shitty brand but I'm curious to see what those amps can do

[@michaeldeltadrop782]

Big D Wiz you and Ryan make me want to go out and buy an amp Dyno. I have about 130-150 amps. Some big some small but a lot of different ones from the norm. How much do they run roughly

[@wal]

Check www.damoreengineering.com. I think they are $3600 now, but each is hand made to order. You could get the AMM-1 instead, plus some resistive loads. The AMM-1 is around $400

[@michaeldeltadrop782]

Man didn't they start out about $2500

[@Pgh2Dall]

Where can I get dummy loads? and What type?

[@Outty5000Hertz]

I actually had a few of these amps back in my first car in the fall of 2002! Kept cutting out.... might of been me 💁💁💁

[@wal]

👈😊👍

[@Outty5000Hertz]

@@wal still couldn't tell me anything about my system back then. I thought it was amazing!

[@nathanjames4242]

I need help. I had an amp just like this but it wasn't Visonik. I dont remember the brand but I want to look it up. The front plate was chrome instead of red like this. Does anyone remember another amp that had this same build style but was a different brand?

[@chrwood70]

Looks like the caps released the schmooo and it took a resistor with it, neat though

[@cameronfaul1440]

Cap glue.

[@TravisAndrew1]

i rememeber the old crunch amps vu meters they were coo

[@wal]

IMO, VU meters just make an amp sound better...call it Psycho, call it Psycho Acoustics

[@Floreypottery]

Other then ma audio I loved the look of the all silver profile California Amps

[@juggernautxtr]

wasn't Visonik an off shoot brand of Mobile Authority(no releation to MA audio)?

[@wal]

At this time period? Yes

[@juggernautxtr]

i miss that company, they actually had some decent amplifiers.

[@bassblaster505]

Anyone know what tripath chip that is?

[@nathanpyne6283]

Ive been looking for the same answrr

[@danielbeavers8701]

Is this the same as vooughenhagen or how ever you say it a germen amp

[@neilnitelite2160]

would like to see the DD DM2500

[@michelpham1681]

What's the song you always play on the subs

[@wal]

Feel the Bass by DJ Magic Mike

[@donaldmacdonald2057]

No dynamic test 😢

[@jessepacheco8067]

Does anyone know what alpine head unit model he uses

[@leroycolejr6336]

I had one of those amps wish that I can get another one

[@wal]

Brad had some on his eBay store. They may be all gone now

[@leroycolejr6336]

BigDWiz do you have his direct page

[@carlosoliveira-rc2xt]

The published wattage rating into 1 ohm mono should only be 1500 watts even if it doesn't reach it.

[@Official-endoftheroad]

Why no 1ohm run?

[@wal]

I just rewatched the vid to remind myself. The 2 ohm mono run simulates 1 ohm per channel stereo…so 964W at 2 ohms bridged = 482x2 at 1 ohm

[@ilovetoyotatrucks]

I kept an old massive audio 25.4 i think its 100x2@2ohm top/bottom bridged & 25w @ 4ohm I was gonna give it to my dad n run 4 coaxl's jbl 6.5"s and use the top left 2 left right 2 right top only & use the bottom for the 6.5" summo sub by massive & bridge that svc4ohm on the bottom But would it be a bad idea to throw his old M/A audio TWEETERS on the front coaxl's ohm wise for that amp?

[@ilovetoyotatrucks]

Car; rav4 Wiring; all MONSTER CABLE PC-OFC 4AWG with a big4 upgrade in same 4AWG! Alt;AutoZone Batt.;interstate L/A Direct 6 run of 8AWG stinger OFC ground/black to new battery ground already done amp running the massive audio summo fine but 50w rms under the SUBS rated was -much louder on the powerbass asa3.400.2 400watt RMS 2ch but box tuned to 34hz aero port style. 5"mdf with .75" mdf baffle manufacturers spec box sounds good but the port kept poping out so i apoxy glued instead of siliconed

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Big d you from nc right