2 or 4 ohm dual voice coil subs for mono amp?

[Sorrows End]

Good Morning Everyone,

I'm looking to upgrade my subwoofer setup in my Mustang.

I am interested in getting a pair of Alpine R-Type 10" subs. These are dual voice coil woofers that come in a 2ohm and 4ohm variety.

I was also looking at using an Alpine MPR-M1000 monoblock amp to power the pair of subs.

My question is this: Which ohm rating of subs do I need to get to have the amp properly power the set?

I do apologize for the novice question. No, I will not be installing these myself, I am just trying to get better understanding of the technology involved.

Thank you kindly for reading this.

[that r/t guy]

what is the min independance of the amp?

[Sorrows End]

what is the min independance of the amp?

From the product listings it shows: Speaker Impedance: 4 or 2 Ohm

A direct link to the amp I am looking at is : http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAu...MRP-M1000.aspx

Thank you for your help.

[that r/t guy]

you would want the dual 2ohm to get the most out of them with tht amp... i would post the link but not sure how but crutchfield.com has easy sub wiering diagrams that will help

[that r/t guy]

http://www.crutchfield.com/learn/lea...rs_wiring.html

[that r/t guy]

ha ha figured it out hope that helps

[loud-n-low]

it produces full power at 2 ohms,get two dual 2's

[Sorrows End]

Thank you for the replies gentlemen.

I do apologize for the novice question. Trying to get a better understanding of what everything actually does rather than just purchasing what the installer recommends. =)

[loud-n-low]

personally i would buy one 15" unless you already have the 2 10" box. if you go with one sub, you need a dual 4 ohm with the mrp-1000