Minimum Power

**southworth** · **10-07-06, 03:38 PM**

Thinking of going to a Soundsplinter driver with a pro amp for my HT. What would be a good inexpensive power amp choice to drive a RPL-15 in a 4.5 cu. in sealed box? Room size is 17' x 22'. Thanks!

**Jerm357** · **10-07-06, 09:34 PM**

It depends on which driver you plan to get D4 or D2 and your enclosure design. With your sealed 4.5cf enclosure if its a D2 I would probly go with the butkicker amp.
Here are some good cheap amps....

http://www.amazon.com/Buttkicker-BKA...&s=electronics

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/pshow...TOKEN=63749048

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=248-747

**Darren** · **10-07-06, 10:15 PM**

I like the Behringer EP1500 and EP2500, both can be had at Parts Express.

**southworth** · **10-22-06, 10:52 PM**

Probably would go with a D2. Any suggestions for an EQ?

**Josuah** · **10-23-06, 12:59 AM**

And, then pair the Behringer amp with a Behringer EQ: DSP1124P.

**Nick77** · **11-06-06, 06:35 PM**

I had my D2 RLP-15 in a sealed 4.5cubic ft sealed cabinet with one channel of ep2500 and it seemed like it wanted more power. I never tried bridgeing the two channels. A sealed design wants more juice. I made a ported sono and 750 watts is plenty.

**Zene** · **01-23-07, 07:16 PM**

Hi ... I know thread is old but wanted to know why the Dayton/Bash plate amps were not mentioned? Built in crossover, etc.
Zene

**JorgenMan** · **01-24-07, 10:06 AM**

None of the BASH or Dayton plate amps have enough power for a sealed RL-p 15.

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