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invast 
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I am on a budget right now and am looking to get an Infinity 12” 1200-Watt Subwoofer.  I would just like some opinions on a good inexpensive amp for this sub.
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How is the U.S. acoustics USB-2150 - 150W x 2 Car Amp - 450 watts RMS x 1 bridged output at 4 ohms

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U.S Acoustics makes excellent amps for the money. I'm guessing you have an infinity reference sub so I think you would only need something like the USB-2100. This amp outputs 300 watts bridged at 4 ohms which should be plenty.
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Rockford and Lightning are good priced amps
---- 1996 Chevy S10 ----
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hey i am new to this stuff and i aint no whats goin on but someone please tell me what does 4 channel and 2 channel mean on amps???
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slinkey wrote:
hey i am new to this stuff and i aint no whats goin on but someone please tell me what does 4 channel and 2 channel mean on amps???

4-channel means the amp has four seperate outputs and can drive up to four speakers.  2-channel means 2.  Mono means one.

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ok im still new at this could a 4 channel 1000 w boss audio amp run 2 boss 1000 w subs ?? or do i have to have have 2 1000 w amp to drive the subs.
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ok then tell me if this system would work well two 12" boss audio 1000w subs,Two 1000w 4 channel boss audio amps,sony 120w door speakers,kenwood 200w 6by9s.i need u guys to give me some ideas for a head unit or somethink that would make this system better or a whole new system i dont no...plz help me :(

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