Thinking of gettin 4ch amp

Thinking of gettin 4ch amp

......im looking into these

MTX Thunder4244
Fosgate Punch P4004
Kicker KX200.4

but im leaning towards MTX cuz of their strong circuitry 8)

Any ideas?????????

Oh yeah these are da speakers that have range about 40-50 RMS they are pioneers and my headunit is a Kenwood X859 22x4 RMS 4.5v preouts for Front and Rear

I would go with the MTX or KIcker.......

Hey Sergio,

yeah i might be leanin towards MTX...thanx

All 3 of them are good amps, you cant go wrong with either one of them. You might want to add PG tantrum series to your list too, they are also very nice.

Hmmm I havent heard of PG tantrum but I look into that option as well thanx

I would also know if a 4AWG(input) to (2) 8AWG(outputs) Fuse Dist Block is alright for my sub amp and 4ch amp(not acquired yet)

The fuse block can take 0/1-4AWG (input)

Let me know if this setup is fine. 8)

It depends. How powerful is the other amp that you are running?

Check out alpine and us acoustics.......i have them and i love them, no problems in 1.5 years of daily operation!

I'm running MTX 6304 for 6.5 cs infinity kaappa and kappa 6x9.

4 omh = 90 x 4
2 ohm 165 x 4


It's hard to find something more powerful.

Only downfall is power. I have 2 MTX (6304 and 801D momo) both pulling 150 total amps from my poor little altinator. Caps only go so far too I have a 2 farad and still hit into the 10 volt range... deep cell optima or seperate power source is a good thing.

Your 801D is pulling peak currents of 30 amps assuming you have a 2 ohm load. Your 6304 is pulling 7 amps per channel peak (28 total) if you're driving 4 ohms kappas. It'll certainly put a strain on the alternator, but if your dropping to 10 volts, you've got a problem with your battery.

If you're looking into Alpine anps, they're pretty clean. If you're interested, I can sell mine...just depends on how much you're looking to spend.

ah....forget it....your post was pretty old....I didn't even check on the post date....sorry....way out of date.

irs coo got a mtx 4180x old school with a lot of power