Alright guys this is going to be an "if you could choose the amp(s)" thread.

The subs these amp(s) will be running are 2 10" Pioneer Premier TS-W1007D4's. They are both DVC 4 Ohm subs rated at 350W RMS and 1000W Max.

Amp(s) Choices:

Choice #1) Pioneer Premier PRS-D2000T: 2 Channel Amp, 300W RMS x 2 at 2 Ohms. One sub on each channel.

Choice #2) 2 Kicker ZX300.1's: Mono Amp, 300 RMS x 1 at 2 Ohms (birthsheets are over 350RMS). This setup would be one sub per one amp.

Let me know your thoughts, choices and reasoning behind them. Thanks guys.

 

PRSD2000T running in mono, 600w rms minimum into 4 ohms. Wire the subs in a series parallel circuit for a net 4 ohm load. Why, class D ICEpower circuit, this amp kicks some serious butt. Small chassis, large power output, 2 year warranty. Two amps = more wiring being used, much harder to set the amps identically, more space taken up, more power being used from your alternator. The Pioneer just happens to be on sale as well.

 

Anyone else?

 

I think Rob sum'd it up pretty good.