i want to get an amp for my kicker comp 12 inch sub and i dont really know what amp i should get i was just wondering if anyone had any suggestions
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_20610C1...ures_and_specs

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i am a fan of the kenwood amps. I have the 9103D powering my 4 kicker cvrs. Best amp I have ever owned.

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Hmm, Whats your budget first of all.

Well really for your uses pretty much any amp that does around 200 at 4 ohms will be good. I'd look for a 2 channel and bridge it cus otherwise you'd be wasting money on power you wouldn't be using.

These are all solid amps

http://cgi.ebay.com/POWERBASS-ASA300...item4cf44c1f06

http://cgi.ebay.com/KICKER-ZX250-2-2...item4cf442ed18

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...m_PCX2270.aspx

Thats powerbass would be my pick. Just stay away from the boss, pyramid, pyle ,etc crap thats out there.

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I used to run a Crunch amp for my stuff. Don't know much about it. It was a 4 channel. Got it from my brother. I had it powering 2 door speakers, and then bridged to a 12" shallow mount pioneer sub. I took all that stuff out and have it laying around my house now, but it used to sound good for me. They make good amps. Never had a problem with it.

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If you are just looking for an amp for the sub woofer , get a class D amp with about 400 watts . they are mono blocks , very efficient, and have a small foot print , most of them have a built in cross over , and high level inputs ,

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my understanding is that if you match RMS value between your amp and subs, use large enough power/ground wires, ground the amp well, use shielded RCA signal cables and don't run the power/signal cables right next to each other, you'll end up with a nice setup regardless. You've already got great subs so that helps tremendously.

Have you ever heard of using a audio system capacitor as a reserve power source for your amp? It's supposed to store power and release slightly more of it quicker than the battery can release power during big bass hits.
I bought one just on the notion that it'd help my amp take it easier on my charging system, to eliminate a tug of war between the amp and the rest of my electrical system. The sizing rule is 1 Farad per 500 Watts RMS. I'm not endorsing them to you like I know for certain if they are necessary, just sharing what I know so far.

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