What size amp do i need i have no idea

i just bought 2 12in Power Acoustk Fubar 1800w (800rms) dual 4ohm voice coil
now i have no idea what #'s im looking for when looking to buy an amp so if someone can help me out
give me some names of amp's
or give me #'s that i should'nt go below or exceed or whatever
ok thanks

since these subs are 4 ohm DVC, you only have 3 ways to wire them. First is a 16 ohm load (not recommended), this is accomplished by wiring both voice coils per sub in series then the two subs in series. Second is a 4 ohm load (recommended but will be expensive). This is accomplished by 2 ways, wiring the Voice coils in parallel making each sub 2ohm, then wiring both subs in series to create 4ohm total or just the opposite, wiring the voice coils in series to 8ohm each then the subs together in parallel for 4ohm final load. Lastly these DVC subs can be wired for a 1 ohm load. Not many amplifiers out there are 1 ohm stable and the only one that best buy carries is a the rockford fosgate P1000-1BD which is 1000w stable at 1 ohm. Long story short the least expensive way to go about this would probably be a fat 4 ohm amp. Im not quite on the up and up with every amplifier out there but from what i can see, the alpine mrp-2000 (retails for 699) would do 2000w @ 4ohm and your going to be needing 1600w RMS for both subs... good luck man lol... its expensive hooking up 2 DVC subs together

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