Just like the title says, sorry for spamming the forum with my threads, but I am thankful for all the advise! I have just bought this tonight, get this $250 shipped!

 

you could get a Pioneer GM-D8500M. was just the first amp i found that was 600 RMS @ 2 ohm. look for an amp thats 1 x 600 watts RMS @ 2 ohm. Kicker ZX750.1 would probably work nicely as well

Hifonics HFi1000D
Rockford Fosgate T1000-1bd
MTX XThunder 600XD
MTX Thunder Elite 601D (TE601D)
Kenwood eXcelon XR-1S
MTX Audio JackHammer JH600
Alpine PDX-1.600
Memphis 16-PR1.1000
Infinity Reference 1600a
Pioneer GM-D8400M
Focal FP 1.800
Sundown SAZ-1000D
Sundown SAE-1200D V.2
Digital Designs DDCM1

thats all I can/want to think of right now.....this is why I buy subs that can be wired down to 1 ohm....easier amp selection most of the time.

 

Alpine PDX-1.600
Infinity Reference 1600a

these two stand out to me which would be a better choice?

Also I will be running two amps on my setup one fore my front chans and the one for the sub, will a 2 amp setup cause any problems with the alt or should I be looking into get a cap for the setup? The other amp a fosgate p300-2

 

I would highly recommend Alpine, if you can afford it. they are VERY compact, yet VERY powerful, they also cost about $500. 2 amps shouldnt be a problem at the wattage you are running everything. when I had my L7s, i was running 1600 watts with 4 gauge and no cap and stock alt and stock battery.

 

I have Phoenix Gold Amps for sale. They're Ti Series. Last breed before they got bought out by Rodin Audio. I am in need room for it to go and they're all brand new. I have 5 of them. Here is the list.

2- 600.2: they play at 600 WRMS @ 4 OHMS/ 12 V, can go down to 2 OHM stable and goes beyond 900 WRMS. 2 Channel Amp

2-400.2: 400 WRMS @ 4 OHMS/ 12 V, can go down to 2 OHM stable and goes beyond 800 WRMS. 2 Channel Amp

1- 500.4: 500 WRMS @ 4 OHMS/ 12 V, can go down to 2 OHM stable and goes beyond 1000 WRMS. 4 Channel Amp

Also have a 15 Farad Cap that matches the Amp design called Power Core. I have a Bass Cube that controls the bass frequency as well as a 10 point relay distribution system to eliminate any popping noise and also reduces noise control that eliminates the hisses that we hear at high volume (distortion level).

PM me if you're interested in it.

 

Will this sub play at 600rms w/o any problems I mean I have already bought all the equipment, so Im commited I am just not sure if this sub has a predetermined short lifespan with the wattage Im gonna put to it.

 

continuous power handling is 600 watts....that means 600 watts RMS all day long. you will be fine