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<blockquote data-quote="kr15" data-source="post: 6724811" data-attributes="member: 620194"><p>250$ is a sufficient amount for an amp, especially if you go with one sub, but even with 2 subs, 250 is sufficient. Type Rs are good, not great. If he isnt completely sold on them, you may want to browse some other options. Dual 2s will give you a load of .5 or 2ohm also. Dual 4s give you 1 or 4. From that aspect, you get 2 wiring options opposed to one (unless you got a .5 stable amp of course) if you go dual 4s. And if he isnt concerned with trying to &quot;impress&quot; his young and unknowing buddies, there are many better brands out there with nice pricing then the the &quot;mainstream&quot; brands such as Kicker, JL, Fosgate, Alpine etc. Im not as well versed as some of the other people, but as the previous gentleman said, if u give the needed info, they can give u some nice setup options, and there is a good chance it will be on par or better than the &quot;mainstream&quot; options</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="kr15, post: 6724811, member: 620194"] 250$ is a sufficient amount for an amp, especially if you go with one sub, but even with 2 subs, 250 is sufficient. Type Rs are good, not great. If he isnt completely sold on them, you may want to browse some other options. Dual 2s will give you a load of .5 or 2ohm also. Dual 4s give you 1 or 4. From that aspect, you get 2 wiring options opposed to one (unless you got a .5 stable amp of course) if you go dual 4s. And if he isnt concerned with trying to "impress" his young and unknowing buddies, there are many better brands out there with nice pricing then the the "mainstream" brands such as Kicker, JL, Fosgate, Alpine etc. Im not as well versed as some of the other people, but as the previous gentleman said, if u give the needed info, they can give u some nice setup options, and there is a good chance it will be on par or better than the "mainstream" options [/QUOTE]

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