I have 3 12in kickercvr 2oms dvc trying to keep it at 2oms

if they 4 ohm speakers and they are rated for 1800 a piece( thats hard to believe )

then parallel them

and you need to ell us if thats the speakers peak power( which it has to be.. )
Now tell us their average power dissipation capability and impedance..

You'll geta safe answer

It's in your rca lines or you are missing or don't have good enough ground to your amplifier or CD player. To check this simply unplug your RCA's at the radio it's your radio. If it dosent it's in your rcas

Why o you charge moe than listed price fora book

Check crutch fields website for sub wiring detailed wiring plans

This could be caused due to the impedance load being to low. Your amp is stable to 2 ohm load however its very possible that you have your subs wired to a 1 ohm load that would cause the amp to go into protect mode. The subs you have are dual 4 ohm voice coils and would need to be wired in series/parallel. I've included a link that will show you how the subs should be wired.

http://a248.e.akamai.net/pix.crutchfield.com/ca/learningcenter/car/subwoofer_wiring/2-DVC-4-ohm-mono-low-imp.jpg

It depends if your sub is 4ohm svc, or 2ohm svc. 4ohm would take 4 subs wired in parallel, 2ohm would take 2 subs wired in parallel. But for a amp that big, subs that'll handle it are definitely gonna be dvc. I'd recommend 2 Orion 4ohm dvc hcca's. They come in either 15in or 12in. the 15s are louder if you have the space for them. As far as wiring goes, wire the voice coils on the subs in parallel to 2ohm per sub, then wire the 2 subs in parallel to 1ohm. Goodluck and congrats on the equipment, Orion is about as good as you can go for subs and amps. just be ready to lay down some dynamat cuz this system'll bloww your vehicle apart! good luck...

The Kenwood X1200M is a good choice,

its not the amps my dude ur ohm loading is wrong if u have a 4 ohm stabled amp n ur speakers r 2 ohms naw thats not gonna fly caus it cant put out what ur asking 4 so u need 2 reload ur subs try this link http://www.bcae1.com/spkrmlti.htm this should help u out n save u money

Hook the speakers in series to decrease your chances of blowing the amp and/or speakers themselves. And at high volumes make sure that the bass control is set for flat response.

hi!well i think you should use both channels.because if you'll use both channels then u'll have high power to your subs.i have tryed it and i prefer you use both channels.