96sunfireGT

Hey I'm not sure how stupid of a question this is but... Is it possible to run 2 amps on a DVC sub? Don't want to find out the hard way and wreck a sub.

Tell me what you think.

Bigmike216

yes, it's possible.. you'll have to match the outputs on the amps with a DMM, but it's possible.

96sunfireGT

Thanks.
Now i need to find out what a DMM is, lol.
I previously heard that the outputs needed to be matched but i did not know how or what to use.

JohnnyToronto

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DMM = digital multimeter.
Measure the voltage on one of the amps, then compare to the other.
Try and match the power as closely as you can, and continue to do so as the volume gets higher until you have them as close as possible. (Ie do it at say voulem 5 on your deck, then at 10..etc to make sure it's still the same as the volume increases)
Voila.
Not too hard once you do it the first time.
Or just get two amps that you can strap together [img]smile.gif[/img]

96sunfireGT

Alright thanks. I had figured it would be something of that sort... Wish i had two amps i could strap together, but I'll deal with what I've got. I will probably just go with two subs, but i was curious about just running one.

o0DiaLiNG0o

Or you can buy my visonik v900xd's and strap them onto one sub.

96sunfireGT

That is an option... and a good one at that lol, but I'm broke for now.

pinhead

you should use a constant tone when checking the voltage as well not music

96sunfireGT

Yeah someone mentioned that to me. I believe he said a 50hz sine wave? [img]graemlins/dunno.gif[/img] Or something like that.

Blinddemonz

U can buy the DMM At Crappy Tire for cheap. Igot one unopened int he basement at home lol.