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600 watt DVC 2ohm sub
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thehardknoxlife
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600 watt DVC 2ohm sub
I need a DVC 12 inch 2ohm sub that will handle 600 wats rms I want spl more than sq. I was also thinking of 4 of the new SVC 4ohm jl w1's wired for 600 watts @ 4 ohms what do you guys think. I would spend 250 bucks on a 2ohm sub.
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Ryan from Ohio
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We can probably help you better if we knew what amp you have and what vehicle your putting this in.
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thehardknoxlife
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You looking for one sub, or 4?? For $215, you could get a REaudio SE15. I dunno if they are dual 4 or 2. OR four re12's would spank them w1's no doubt. And would run perfect off 600 watts. And you will have a 2 ohm load since they are dual 4's.
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Ryan from Ohio
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Yeah them REs series got some nice xmax for a low powered sub...
Four of them can probably pulla good number
Four of them can probably pulla good number
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thehardknoxlife
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thehardknoxlife
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thehardknoxlife wrote:the amp is only stable at 4 ohms you can run it a 2 but it tends to get hot and really drains the stock electrical system
you could probalby run it at 1 ohm...just not for long. the reason it gets hot is because you have lowered the resistance and it is trying to make more power which has the effect of shortening the life of the amp....now that being said i have done the same thing in the past and it usually winds up with a repair bill
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thehardknoxlife
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Ryan from Ohio
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Says its 1 Ohm stable on the webpage?
Whats thee xact quote from the user manual?
Whats thee xact quote from the user manual?
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