the right amp for my sub setup

I have 3 Rockford Fosgate Punch HX2 12" subs (dual 4's)(500 watts rms and 1000 watts peak) and they are wired for a 2.67 ohm load. Right now they are powered by a rockford 1500bd amp pushing around 1200 watts or so at that ohm load. I'm looking for an amp that would give me around 2000 watts at that load to make sure that my subs get their rms power plus a little extra and I was wondering what amp I should get that would give me the power I want. Thanks for any information provided.

Very true, you never would hear them with that much power under normal circumstances. The only reason I'm looking for power is that I'm trying to build this system for SPL competition which is why I'm trying to find that much power. But as far as normal listening, your right in that they don't need all that power to sound very good.

try using HiFonics you can't go wrong with these amps, because they go as big as you would want or need to go .  I would not recomend it if I wouldn't use it.  www.maxxsonics.com to find a dealer in your area.

I've heard the newer Hifonics amps aren't that great. Definitely not as good as some of their older stuff. I think it might be cheaper to buy three seperate amps that do around 700watts rms@2ohms than it would be to buy an amp that does 2000watts rms@~3ohms.

I have not tried them for the 2006 but I own a 2005 brutus 2000 and it does more than enough.  Try ebay or a local quick sale web page.