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Mar 16, 2005 | 05:53 PM

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SCI_TC_GUY

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let me know how it turns out.....PM me if u have any other questions....

Mar 17, 2005 | 02:48 AM

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you can also just connect the two subs together outside of the box, usually the easiest and the cheapest

Mar 17, 2005 | 03:10 AM

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Re: Ok

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Originally Posted by RanmaP

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first off, you can loose the wall between speakers...
or you can drill a small hole to run the wire through and seal it up with dum dum or silicone...

with 2x 4ohm DVC you can have 1, 4, 16 ohm results
the 16 is not a good option...
so 1 or 4 ohms...
make sure your amp is 1 ohm stable...most are not...mono block just means one speaker output but at what ohm???

It should be 1 ohm stable. Can range from 1.5 to 4 ohm

The amp has a total of 4 speaker output.

1.5 ohm is a lot different than 1 ohm. The amp probably won't like 1 ohm for long. 4 ohms should be the best for your amp.

Mar 18, 2005 | 09:35 PM

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Re: Ok

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It should be 1 ohm stable. Can range from 1.5 to 4 ohm

The amp has a total of 4 speaker output.

1.5 ohm is a lot different than 1 ohm. The amp probably won't like 1 ohm for long. 4 ohms should be the best for your amp.

I just caught that, I was even thinking to myself what the hell did I just wrote.

"My amp can handle 1.5 - 4 ohm and I said it should be good at 1 ohm"

Yeah... 4ohm is my route