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hk800d 800 watts rms at 2 ohms @ 14.4v i might get another amp cuz i kinda prefer 2 subs in stereo rather than mono

colemanyoungerinalaska wrote:hk800d 800 watts rms at 2 ohms @ 14.4v i might get another amp cuz i kinda prefer 2 subs in stereo rather than mono

Won't make a difference unless they're configured incorrectly. Sub-bass is omnidirectional to our ears and past that the frequency spectrum doesn't really hold any imaging cues.

Jonathan wrote:Won't make a difference unless they're configured incorrectly. Sub-bass is omnidirectional to our ears and past that the frequency spectrum doesn't really hold any imaging cues.

TRUTH!

I have heard that many times but i notice a difference with the type of music i mainly listen to its fine for rap death metal or sublime stuff like that but i listen to alot of music like shpongle. it has bass lines that go from the left to right channels and i notice a big difference when i have stereo subs. ive spent alot of time in the 2 years ive owned this van listening to music. its a home away from home fridge tv dvd dreamcast mini computer with wireless.

If that's the case then you need to reevaluate your crossover points, slopes, as well as your midbass drivers and their configuration.

will do you guys are the pros.

What are you looking for out of the subs, SPL, SQL, or SQ?

mainly sq but there are times when i want to wake up the neighbors. the setup i have is pretty good but there are problems

what are some of the problems?

My XXX is for sale, which is an SQL driver (good SQ, but is able to get loud).