A:AnswerThat amp is more for two subwoofers not for one. Best buy does not sale a sing sub that takes 1800 RMS you may need to go for a 800 rms amp. This will give you more then enough bass.
A:AnswerThe KICKER CXA1800.1 amplifier is a mono-block amplifier, it is essentially already bridged. There are two positive and two negative speaker terminals on the amplifier to aid in hooking up your speakers, there is no bridging.
A:AnswerAssuming you are referring to L7S10 Solo-Baric 10" Subwoofers? They are the only subwoofers in the L7 line that carry a 1200 watt Peak rating. If so, then yes, the CXA 1800.1 will be plenty of power to drive a pair of those 10" subwoofers. The 44L7S104 subwoofer is rated for 600-watt RMS power handling with a 1200-watt Peak. Please make sure your gains are set properly and do not operate your amplifier into a clipping state and you should be good!
A:AnswerHello, The Kicker CX1800.1 amplifier has power and ground terminals designed for direct connection of AWG 1/0 sized wire. Larger wire could be used if desired by using your choice of wire reducing adaptors or wire port multipliers.
A:AnswerWhats the big 3? I could really use expert advice on this entire situation with the whole car audio its just difficult to do so with little spare time. I have a 4th 2 ohm 12 kickr comp r coming need to know what all needs done. I want extremely loud not just decent. Dont wanna blow anything. Its stock i believe nothing going to alternator
A:AnswerThis amp is 3600 watts. 1800 rms. Yes it will push them. I wouldn't suggest going full power so u don't have to constantly buy new speakers. These amps are efficient and don't over heat. Crisp with no distortion. Certified 1883 rms from the factory. They come with certificates.
A:AnswerNo. About 600watts each. Whats the rms of each speaker? I have 2 sundown 12s and its beating my tail lights out with 1 3600 kicker amp. No joke
