I decided on my amp finally after looking around for ever and calling many many places i think im going to go with a behringer ep seires apm. Just thinking Im going to get the ep 4000 so i have more watts to upgrade to more subs if needed. After looking around at plate amps i just couldnt find one that had the power i really needed. SVS wanted 599 for there plate amp, dayton wants over 400 for there 1000watt plate amp witch doesnt have a very good subsonic filter and peaple had to mod them, plus ive been told they dont make the power there rated at, then the bash plate amps werent powerfull enough and also had to have the subsonic filter moded. The behringer ep-2500 is 1200 x 2 at 8 ohms and 2400watts bridged at 4 ohms, the ep-4000 is 1400 x 2 at 8 ohms and 4000watts bridged at 4 ohms witch would be the max power for my sub or would give me room to build one more if i wanted. I sure haven more power than needed is better than not enough. Plus there cheaper in price. Little over 300 new like Robert said, thanks Robert!
With all that said, I cut the hole for the LMS-R sub and im going out to get poly fill for the box tonight. I also couldnt wait to hear what the box was going to sound like so I threw a 12'' sub out of one of my infinity powered subs and powered it with the infinity amp too. The box hit the lows a lot better and smoother than both my stock infinity powered subs and didnt do to bad on the highs just could tell it needed a higher end sub and more power, it kind fell off on the highs at higher volumes and clapped a bit on the real low end. I just think at do to the lower line single voice coil sub that infinity uses and the lack of power the infinity amp has, that when a get the lms-r sub and the behringer amp, this box will wake up and sound awesome! I know that the infinity sub, amp and box are built and tuned to work together perfect, but it was a good test to see how the box would sound and respond. I'm sure it's going to sound and respond awesome with twice the sub and 3 to 4 times the power. Plus I built it with the 3 3'' ports at 23'' long to be able to tune it how i want it. Just like the svs subs. Just going to have to go to radio shack to get an rs analog spl meter to really tune it in.
This has been a fun build, just didnt know how much math and calculations went into building something like this. LOL lets hope it all works out in the end or this will be a costly lesson learned. lol