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Yeah so i'm in the market for a new amp.

I'm currently running:

Nakamichi SP-W1200D
Description: SUBWOOFER SPECIFICATIONS Diameter: 12" 305mm Sensitivity: 88dB Power Handling: Watts RMS: 450 Watts Watts Peak: 650 Watts Frequency Response: 20Hz-500Hz Nominal Impedance: 2 x 6 Ohms Cone Material: Pulped Paper Basket Material: Aluminum Surround Material: 2.25" Rubber Spider Material: Nomex Magnet Weight: 120oz. Voice Coil: Dual Free-Air Resonance (Fs): 28.15Hz Mechanical Dampening (Qms): 6.297 Electrical Dampening (Qes): .742 Total System Dampening (Qts): .663 Voice Coil DC Resistance (Re): 5.6 Ohms (Dual) Equivalent Acoustic Volume (Vas): 74.504 Liters Effective Diaphragm Area (Sd): 49.087 sq. meter Linear Coil Excursion (Xmax): 12.5mm Half Space Output Level (SPL): 88dB Energy Bandwidth Product (EBP): 43 Mass of the Moving System (Mms): 114.656 grams


Ultimate Audio TA2300 (2x150 Watts)

My sub is wired like so..

which meens im running at 3 ohms, correct? So by using the Ultimate amp I am not able to achieve maximum power only being at 3 ohms.

I see most ratings on amps are in 4 and 2 ohm configurations.. Any amps that I could get that would let me push 400 rms @ 4 or 3 ohms?

Its been years since I messed with any of this technical stuff so correct my where I'm wrong please..

Let's here your ideas..

 
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when you bridge an amp it will see half of the impedence, which will be 1.5 ohms, however impedence always changes as a speaker moves. there are so many amps on the market, how much $ are you willing to spend.

 
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If possible I'd like to stay in the $200-$300 range.

 
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kenwood kac 7202, kenwood 9102d good power for the money

 
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JL Audio 500/1 puts out 500 watts at 1-4 ohm.