hello,
well i've had my system hooked up in my car like a week after i bought my car but i never look into all the specs of my system i just hooked it up and thats it. well now i wanna do things right. i have a kenwood double din ddx7017 as my head unit fosgate type rf x152 component speakers and just purchased 2 fosgate t1's i have a fosgate type rf x6 amp for my subs. and a hifonics 4 channel the model number on that is like zxi 8008 i think not sure it sayz like 175 per channel. im just borrowing this amp. well my issue is that i read that if my amp dont recieve 14 volts it doesnt give its maximum output just need expert advice. and also what amp do u advice me to get for my highs. and any other advice i could get to get my car sound'n like you pro's.. thanx for ur time
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swez on 04/8/2009 01:39:18
The RF Type x6 is rated at 850 watts RMS into a 2 ohm sub. It's a 2002 model and information is hard to find on this amp. I did find the manual for it. Print out a copy for your work and references later:
http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/scripts/rightnow.cfg/php.exe/enduser/fattach_get.php?p_sid=p6OsRNuj&p_tbl=9&p_id=286&p_created=1083256070
This amp has a voltage range between 10.5 -15.0 volts DC. The higher the voltage, the less current it will draw at rated power.
Which version T1 sub(s) do you have on hand? They come in 2+2 or 4+4 coil sets. For this amp, you'd need the 2+2 DVC version to get the most from this amp and sub pairings.
If you have the 4+4 DVC's, you can only use 1 sub with this amp. It's rated at 600 watts RMS per sub and an amp with more power will actually work in your favor.
Comments?
Swez
lilmankaoz8 on 04/9/2009 15:36:27
i have the t112d4
lilmankaoz8 on 04/9/2009 15:36:28
i have the t112d4
kirchatndftbl on 04/9/2009 19:06:54
you have the 4+4 version of the T-1 sub..
to get the most out of this system it would be best to run one sub like swez said.
with this amp one sub will get 850 rms @ 2 ohms
otherwise both subs would share 425 rms @ 4 ohms and the subs would be well underpowered...
swez on 04/9/2009 19:31:50
Yep, that sums it up about right.
Swez
well i've had my system hooked up in my car like a week after i bought my car but i never look into all the specs of my system i just hooked it up and thats it. well now i wanna do things right. i have a kenwood double din ddx7017 as my head unit fosgate type rf x152 component speakers and just purchased 2 fosgate t1's i have a fosgate type rf x6 amp for my subs. and a hifonics 4 channel the model number on that is like zxi 8008 i think not sure it sayz like 175 per channel. im just borrowing this amp. well my issue is that i read that if my amp dont recieve 14 volts it doesnt give its maximum output just need expert advice. and also what amp do u advice me to get for my highs. and any other advice i could get to get my car sound'n like you pro's.. thanx for ur time
Replies (5)
swez on 04/8/2009 01:39:18
The RF Type x6 is rated at 850 watts RMS into a 2 ohm sub. It's a 2002 model and information is hard to find on this amp. I did find the manual for it. Print out a copy for your work and references later:
http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/scripts/rightnow.cfg/php.exe/enduser/fattach_get.php?p_sid=p6OsRNuj&p_tbl=9&p_id=286&p_created=1083256070
This amp has a voltage range between 10.5 -15.0 volts DC. The higher the voltage, the less current it will draw at rated power.
Which version T1 sub(s) do you have on hand? They come in 2+2 or 4+4 coil sets. For this amp, you'd need the 2+2 DVC version to get the most from this amp and sub pairings.
If you have the 4+4 DVC's, you can only use 1 sub with this amp. It's rated at 600 watts RMS per sub and an amp with more power will actually work in your favor.
Comments?
Swez
lilmankaoz8 on 04/9/2009 15:36:27
i have the t112d4
lilmankaoz8 on 04/9/2009 15:36:28
i have the t112d4
kirchatndftbl on 04/9/2009 19:06:54
you have the 4+4 version of the T-1 sub..
to get the most out of this system it would be best to run one sub like swez said.
with this amp one sub will get 850 rms @ 2 ohms
otherwise both subs would share 425 rms @ 4 ohms and the subs would be well underpowered...
swez on 04/9/2009 19:31:50
Yep, that sums it up about right.
Swez
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