Hi guy, i m abt to buy a one channel amp. does anyone know wat is the diff between a one channel amp and a mono amp?

cos i when to alberts they told me i need a mono amp for my sub, but someone is selling me a one channel amp.. not sure if it will match up with my amp?

1 channeel amp is mono block correct me if im wrong... I like the your speeling ..

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Some manufacturers like to call or label their amps as monoblocks, whereas others refer to them as one channel amplifiers.
As a general rule of thumb they are one in the same.

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if ya did maths mate... mono = one

your never to late to learn

thanks for the advices. one more question. if my sub requires to run at 400 watts at 2 ohmn but the mono block only run 400 at 4 ohmn will that cost any problem?

is your sub a dual voice coil. If so you will be able to run either 2 or 4 ohm. If you want to run you sub at 2 ohm you will have to make sure your amp is 2ohm stable, which most amps these days are. running your sub at 2ohm simply means there is less resistance in the circuit, this will also means your amp will feed more power but will also create more heat. Mono means 1 channel, you can also buy a two channell and bridge two channels into one.

The guys who sell the stuff will know what they are talking about but they may also want to sell you more expensive gear than what you need.

Have a look at www.caraudioaustralia.com , this site has a wealth of knowledge on all things car audio. you may be able to do a bit of research on this forum and get some unbias advice.

Hope this helps