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Would i be able to wire 2 dual coil subs to 2 seperate amps?
I have 2 alpine 15 inch subwoofers both with dual voice coils rated at 4 ohms per coil (4+4). I want to try to get 2 seperate amps they are rated at 750w max rms. Would i be able to do this easily? If i was to go with this configuration would each of the wiring circuits to the subs be rated at 2 ohms?
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- doct101Lv 68 years agoFavorite Answer
yea you will be able to wire each sub to 2 ohm and its not hard to find amps at 800 watts rms @2
but why not run an amp @ 1 ohm ?
you can get an audiopipe 1500d for about 140 with over 1000 rms @ 1 ohm
or if you want a fosgate 1500.1 or 1000.1 there is plenty of power there
but as far as what your asking yes you can but its more efficent to have single amp
- baskinsLv 44 years ago
my boyfriend says 1500 watts is acceptable with the aid of fact thats in basic terms 750 watts each and each and that they are able to one thousand so which you will in no way blow them inspite of the ease grew to become all the way up.
