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flatulatta 
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has any1 heard the hifonics z4000 amp..... is it any good?

i know i iwll be underpowering them but i will be running this to 2 kicker comp vr12s and comments on this setup other than the fact that i will be underpowering them.... wut kind of install wire should i use (size) and is it ok to wire both the subs in stereo im wiring them in 4 ohm load

thx in advance

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Hifonics generally makes decent amps.  Run 4 AWG power and ground cable.  Wiring the subs in stero at 4 ohms is fine.  Are the DVC subs?  If so, you could wire them in mono at 4 ohms and push the amp a little harder.
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yes they are dvc 2ohm model i was planning on wirein them seperatly at 4ohms and bridgeing them mono seperatly since it has 2 stereo outs i was gonna hook one up to both right chan and the other up to both left chans if im not mistaken
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The Z4000 is a stereo amp, isn't it?  That means it has only two channels... if it has four, then yes, wire each sub for 4 ohms and use two channels bridged into it.

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the one im getting is a 2chn amp
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Posted: September 05, 2003 at 7:57 PM / IP Logged  

OK, I looked up your Kicker subs and here's what I suggest:

The Comp VR12 has two 4-ohm voice coils.  Wire each woofer for 2 ohms (voice coils in parallel) and then put them in series, for a total load of 4 ohms.  Connect the woofers to the Hifonics in mono (bridged.)  This amp is rated at 400 watts mono into 4 ohms.  Put the Kickers in a sealed box and off you go.

Good luck!

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actually i have the dual 2ohms which comes out to 4ohms total heres wut i planed on doin is wiring them both at 4ohms and then wire them at 4ohms to the 2 outputs

the 230x2@4ohms

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i am planning on wireing them in a series to get them to 4ohms


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