i need an amp bad

this is what im confused about if i find a amp that pushes 800w at 2 ohms does that mean my subs will only be gettin 400 watts a piece.. and if so would that be enough or should i try to find sometihng that puts about 600 or 800 per sub..  and do u think these is a good amp or could i find a better one for the price http://www.caraudiodeals.com/product_info.php?cPath=28_29&products_id=609 

thanks

i tryed to post a reply the other night it didnt work. that audiobahn amp will not work well with those subs at all  !!! those are dual 4 ohm subs with a mono amp you will get a 4 or 1 ohm load . i would recommend a slot ported box  or sealed. and get an amp that puts out 600 to 1000 watts rms @ 1 ohm or at 4 ohms.

i recently just bought 2 audiobahn 1206t's that supposly RMS at 1100 each lol.. but i got them in a vented mdf box in the back of my explorer and i was just wondering if this amp even though not super powerful, would make this subs loud.. i have a power acoustik amp on them now but its from my old set up and i need something better.. i want these subs to be heard from as far as possible lol.. ( just like everyone ) so would this put enough juice into these.. and if soo how should i wire them..

  my subs---- http://www.caraudiodeals.com/product_info.php?cPath=21_24&products_id=28

  THE AMP----- http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/ProductDetail.aspx?Productid=12086

usually you want 70 % of your subs rms rating for a decent amp but i always feel that when you want it loud too much is never enough ex. your subs suposebly rms @ 1100 watts each just saying for a moment they are single voice coil i would say to get an amp with at least 2500 watts rms thats a 2 channel amp. over kill yeah maybe but if your amp doesn't break a sweat trying to power your subs and your subs are performing with all the power they were made for then you can't go wrong!!!! play it loud !!!!

Nope. Totally wrong amp to look at. Considering that Audioburn overrates their subs by a country mile, find youself a mono class D amp that is designed and engineered to operate at 1 ohm. Powerwise, anything from 800w rms at 1 ohm up to 1500w rms at 1 ohm should suffice. Good clean reliable cheap power, look at Concept for the CD1210 amp, should be close to your price range.

Here is the wiring diagram for your subs to a 1 ohm mono amp.

Option 1 (parallel/parallel) = 1 ohm load Voice coils wired in parallel, speakers wired in parallel Recommended Amplifier: Stable at 1 ohm mono