what if i add a resistor to each sub to make em both 4 ohms, so the amp will be stabe at 2 ohms?

 

I've never heard of someone doing that with good results. If you want to keep this amp I think the best thing to do would be sell the box and one of the subs and make a new enclosure for the sub you have left over. If you want to keep these subs, get a dedicated sub amp that will do at least 1x1000 @ 1 ohm, or 2x500 @ 2 ohm (the 2 channel will probably be cheaper).

 

damn i dont know what to do now....u think the one 15 will pound hard enough?

 

o and if i do hook em up in series will there be any damage?

 

Depends on what you're used to.

They would just be underpowered.

(Edited because I read wrong)

 

how would i be runnging at 2 ohms, id be running at 4 since each sub is 2 ohms 2+2=4

 

but no damage right?

 

Do some searches and get some more opinions, but I'm pretty sure you can't hurt speakers by underpowering them. ...but I could be wrong.

 

do u think this amp could handle 1 ohm? one guy told me theyre are listed higher than what they can really handle..

 

For now the amp will probably handle 1ohm but be carefull setting the gains.....

I would really be looking for a mono sub amp.....