To start off with, the speakers that I'm trying to run are two Audiobahn Pro Compression 12'' subwoofers. They are 1200w R.M.S. and 2400w peak each. How should I go about amping these up. Should I go dual mono channel, one 2channel, bridge two 2 channel or bridge a 4 channel. All of these compinations have been brought to my knowledge but i personally have no clue whats the best way to do this.

 

Class D, 2 channel, or mono. Id aim for around 1500w a channel to give yourself a little headroom, if not more. So a 3kw amp is what id aim for. Dont think u will find a 4 channel that will do that, maybe even not a 2 channel. Remember a dual channel mono, is still considered 1 output load. So make sure if its 2 ohm stable, each channel can be 1 ohm, for a total of 2 ohms.

Be ready to do some electrical upgrades.

 

id run 2 amps for that setup.

like pork said, a new alt/bat and a big 3 should be on your list as well.

 

I highly doubt those Audiblings can handle anywhere near a real 1200 watts continuous each. I would just get a nice 800-1k watt amp or so. It will be plenty for those, and you wont have to redo your electrical system.

Edit: Just looked up that sub: 96dB sensitivity rating LOL. Definitely dont put 2400 watts on those...

 

You have to get a chrome amp or the speakers wont work.