16 subs 1 amp

I agree with Haemphyst, that yes, of course it can be done.

But I disagree that RF amps are overated. On the contrary, they are quite "underated". My RF Power 1000 25 to Life will tell you in the spec sheet that it puts out 50 wts RMS x 4, into 4 ohms.... but the birth sheet, with bench testing for my exact amp, shows 111 wts RMS x 4ch into 4 ohms ! I don't care if they tested it at 14.2 volts and my truck is running at 12.8.... or if they are rating it at 1% distortion, and you only care about .5% distortion. No matter how you slice it, my amp is putting out more than the 50 wts RMS x 4ch into 4 ohms that RF states.

Then RF says the sub channel on my amp puts out 600 wts RMS into 2 ohms (while my birth sheet shows 705) and 800 wts RMS into 1 ohm (while my birthsheet shows 935).

That T2500-1bd is a bad ass amp that while RF claims it puts out 2500 wts RMS into 1ohm, is actually more like 3300 - 3500 wts RMS..... in fact, I just saw these numbers in an independant test for this exact amp, on another forum.

Peace,

Fish