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<blockquote data-quote="Fallout" data-source="post: 5064083" data-attributes="member: 602539">Hi!I have an Alpine PDX 4.150 Amp. Rated 4x150W @ 2Ohm or 4Ohm.I want to get an 10&quot; Alpine R Sub. You can order them with 2 Ohm Dual Voice coil or with 4 Ohm Dual Voice Coil.Question 1:Are there any sound quality differences in between the 2Ohm and the 4Ohm version?Question 2:Do i want to hook up one channel to one voice coil and the other channel to the other? (2Ohm sub or 4 Ohm sub would be possible in this config)Or do i want to hook up both voice coils serial? (That means i would have to get the 2Ohm version)Or do i want to hook up both voice coils parallel? (That means i would have to get the 4Ohm version)Please don&#039;t explain me the impedance of a serial vs. a parallel configuration. I know that. I am interested in what the best config is from a sound perspective.Thank you for reading.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fallout, post: 5064083, member: 602539"] Hi! I have an Alpine PDX 4.150 Amp. Rated 4x150W @ 2Ohm or 4Ohm. I want to get an 10" Alpine R Sub. You can order them with 2 Ohm Dual Voice coil or with 4 Ohm Dual Voice Coil. Question 1: Are there any sound quality differences in between the 2Ohm and the 4Ohm version? Question 2: Do i want to hook up one channel to one voice coil and the other channel to the other? (2Ohm sub or 4 Ohm sub would be possible in this config) Or do i want to hook up both voice coils serial? (That means i would have to get the 2Ohm version) Or do i want to hook up both voice coils parallel? (That means i would have to get the 4Ohm version) Please don't explain me the impedance of a serial vs. a parallel configuration. I know that. I am interested in what the best config is from a sound perspective. Thank you for reading. [/QUOTE]

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