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salxman12 Unregistered guest | hi. i dont really know much about how what it means when something is like dual 2 ohm insed of none dual but would hooking up a dual 2 ohm sub like this one http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_1817.html to a 1 channel amp like this one http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_2681.html work? im just all confused now bucause on the pic of the sub theres 2 sets of inputs like 2 +'s and -'s does this have to be like one from a difernt channel of an amp or the same one? im just so confused someone help me. and if it does work is that a good combination? |
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Anonymous | yes that will work.. but only if you hook up one 2 ohm to one channel and the other 2 ohm to the other channel you cant take both 2 ohm and hook it up as one channel on the amp because the amp will shut off if your gonna buy that sub i would get it as a 12 inch because tens have no low bass unless you have four of them |
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Anonymous | if your gonna spend 200 dollars get an infinity sub or a kicker sub instead you cant tell one note from the other with that sub you showed me two infinity reference subs and that amp would be good if you have the room for it you can get two of those infinitys for the price of that one that you showed me.. thats three times the bass and three times better sound quality |
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Silver Member Username: CadillacdbHouston , TX Post Number: 114 Registered: Aug-05 | Three times the bass LOL .. Maybe better sound Quality but it wont be Three times the bass |
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Silver Member Username: CadillacdbHouston , TX Post Number: 115 Registered: Aug-05 | You have to Double the power to even get roughly a 3 db increase |
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Silver Member Username: CadillacdbHouston , TX Post Number: 116 Registered: Aug-05 | an use the right box to get some more |