I have a 1500 watt crunch hifonics one channel amp and im am running it to two dual 12 inch subs?

Question

Dual XOBP12D 12-Inch 1100 Watts Illumination Bandpass Subwoofer

is what the speakers are and the amp is 1500 watts it says that the subs are 600 rms and the amp is 375 to 750 rms its just not loud enough seems like it maxes out at a certin point however loud i turn it up

Answer 1

I have had this problem it can be that you do not have the amp wired up right and/or your amp just is not pushing it. Also if you are pushing two subs that both have 600 rms each then you need a bigger amp to get them to sound good and get efficient bass out of them with out any distortion when you have it turned up loud. And i would invest in a compasitor,  and set your equalizer to how you like it.  

Answer 2

Twitch96lude, is a moron. There is absolutely no need for a capacitor at all in your setup. This amp is efficent enough to handle your subs. Are your subs dual 4 ohm or 2 ohm? If they are dual 4 ohm then wire them down to 1 ohm, that will let the amp stretch its legs so to speak, and it will then start giving you 1500 watts. I have this same amp on my Elemental Designs 13Ov.2 dual 4 ohm subs, I have them wired down to 1 ohm. I can hear the rear veiw mirror vibrating on the windshield when it is turned up and I am standing outside of the car.