“Why would i need a 4 Chanel amp that only puts out 50 watts per channel to power 2-12” 1000w 2ohm subs ? Don’t make sense to me”
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First, this would be bridged so you would have 150w per sub...but...with that said, if you have subs that are actually 1000w RMS at 2 ohms, this won't come close to what you need. Not sure where you got the idea for this amp...did someone recommend it? It is best suited for speakers. Another person said you need a 2 channel...well that works, but a solid Class D mono amp would be best...something that can do a 1ohm stable load would be best so you could wire your subs at 1ohm. Being that this was asked 7 months ago, hopefully you figured something out by now.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If someone is trying to get you to buy this amp for that setup might want to find someone else yes this amp has its use but I wouldn't use it for that
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Maybe to power your door speakers. This is not a sub woofer amp. You need a 2 channel to power those 2 12 subs
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