Creamedweasel

Thanks Zing, I'm already in the works for an amp, and I'm getting my 4ch from Smart asap.

zinger002

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ahhhh dont go 4... you will not be able to get enough out of a 4 to put enough power to the subs. i would reccomend getting 2 different dedicated amps... thats my opinion.

if the amps are dvc get a 2 chann for em
if they are svc get a mono

but you didnt need me to tell you that.... i mean your cat has a freaking costume!

zinger002

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ahhhh dont go 4... you will not be able to get enough out of a 4 to put enough power to the subs. i would reccomend getting 2 different dedicated amps... thats my opinion.

if the amps are dvc get a 2 chann for em
if they are svc get a mono

but you didnt need me to tell you that.... i mean your cat has a freaking costume!
edit:
saw your wtb post...4 chann amp is not gonna be for the subs is it...

zinger002

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learn to read.
between the lines

zinger002

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im assuming 2 coils at 4 ohm's x 2 subs
1 ohm mono load to the amp and what if he does not find a mono in his price range.
or he can run 1 sub per chann for a 2 chann amp at 2 ohm's per channel.
or if they are svc run coild in parallel, 2 ohm load to the amp. i was not sure if he had a set price range for an amp he was looking for. i should have asked that before jumping to conclustion's.

zinger002

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where have you seen 2 chann's more expensive then mono's?

k im done lol, im stupid and its late, im going to bed haha.

looking at steve's site 2 chann amps are roughly 100 bucks less then mono's of the same output.

Chadxton

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^^Unless the given 2 channel amp is 2 ohm mono stable, just one 2 channel amp won't work for this setup.

It's easiest and cheapest to use one mono amp that puts out good 2 ohm power. It doesn't have to be 1 ohm stable, because the setup is going to see a 2 ohm load. So obtaining a 2 ohm mono stable amp is the key.