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The MD series will do rated power. I usually am against mainstream brands, however, I have to tip my hat to RF. Their new power series amps are brutes. Very underrated and stay cool. The Alpine PDX is a great way to go as well. There are so many companies to choose from. Personally I dont like Kicker amps. They are good with current draw, but don't seem to be near in the league of RF. I had a Treo SSX 1500.1 (rated at 3,000w @ 1 ohm, but there is no way the amp actually did that, was probably around 2-2.5k and it outperformed the kicker zx 2500.1. It drew more current, but on the exact same setup it was nearly half a decibel louder than the Kicker. I had to max out the gains on the Kicker as well. On sine waves, there was no difference between having the gain set at a tad above halfway or all the way up, it was quite odd.