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I am having problems with my speakers. I have a 2 chanel Kicker CX 300.1 amp pushing 4 speakers. The deck is a Pioneer MVH-X560BT, it has a front, back, and sub RCA output. I have it hooked to the front output and all I can get are lows out of the speakers, there hitting like subs, I'm not...

Thanks! Thank you for all your help! I would have never figured this out without you!

Thanks! Thank you for all your help! I would have never figured this out without you!

35hz with 4 SA-10 D2 powered by a Hifonics Colossus 3200w

It's taken a little while, but here's the final product! Thanks for all the help! how to take screenshots image url upload windows screenshot img hosting image hosting free

It's taken a little while, but here's the final product! Thanks for all the help! how to take screenshots image url upload windows screenshot img hosting image hosting free

Can I wire 2 dual voice coil 2 ohm subs to 1 ohm?

okay, now I'm mind blown! Lol. So I can run 4ohm subs wired to 1ohm. Its like finding out the world isnt flat. To avoid asking you a million questions I'm going to do exactly that and not worry about how it works.

I was looking at the specs on that amp and at 4 ohm it's 625w per chanel. Running 2 600w subs in parallel wiring I'm under powering the subs correct? However at 2 ohm it would be 1125w per chanel. Running two subs, that would be the way to go correct?

I plan to run one amp for the subs and one amp for the speakers, want to keep the battery consumption down as much as possible. I do not have an amp picked out yet and am open to sugeations. I am solely going off the advice "jeffdacheff" has given. I don't have a clue as what to go with...

Here's if I split the two boxes in the center and add a port on each end with a 56" box. Is my math correct? If it is, this seems to be my best option.

The "yard sale" is sold out of the SA-10 D2's however they do have D4"s. Whats the difference between 2 ohm and 4 ohm subs? Would they work well or do I need to hold out for the D2's?

would splitting it up and porting each side help bring the HZ up to 35? Is there a formula to calculate the port size? I did not see a specific formula on the link you sent. Bare with me im sure your getting a little frustrated with my lack of understanding.

Shes a 1977, I picked her up for a steal last weekend. Ive got a lot of work ahead of me but it will be a great boat when i'm done. Thanks for all the info, thats a ton of help. Once I complete the sub set up then i'll dive into what speakers to run and what amp.

These measurements don't add up. If I have a box with a width of 45" and subtract 6 for the port, your left with 39". The overall diameter of the subs is 10.5". If they were touching that still totals 41" but there is only 39" of surface space. If I jump it up to 56" everything fits well but...