I was wondering if it's possible to wire 2 4ohm DVC subs to 2 ohms. If I were to only use 1 voice coil from each sub, since each voice coil is 4 ohms, that would make it a 2 ohm load..correct?
You can't just wire one of the voice coils and not the other. It's a power imbalance. It's a good way to damage the sub. For your situation:
a Mono amp = impossible (has to be wired to 1 or 4 ohms)
a 2-channel amp = impossible (same as above)
a 4 channel amp = this is doable...bridge it and then you will have 2 channels. You can wire it in parallel to get a 2 ohm load. The problem is that when bridged most amps put out their power in 4 ohms, not 2 ohms. So choose carefully.
Ryan, what the hell are you talking about? There are many mono amps that can be run @ 1-ohm(or 4-oms, but you will lose power). And you can bridge a 2 channel amp @ 4-ohms. Honestly WTF are you saying? idontlikejl, do not buy a 4 channel amp. Look for a 2 channel amp. Wire both of your subs in series/parallel so you get a final 4-ohm load. Then bridge your 2 channel amp. You will be getting full power out of the amp and it will be the best option.