can a SVC be wired to 2 DVC subs to reach 1ohm on amp?

[Nova76 10+ year member]

Ok im going to be getting a TC9 SVC 4ohm 12" sub in a couple of days and im going to be putting 2 12" lightning audio VC2 subs in my car 500rms each the amp im using is only going to be 1000rms that is untill i get a Hifonics BXI 1606D now if i have to DVC sub wired to 1ohm like this

http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer_configurations.asp?Q=2&I=42

im wondering if i put the SVC sub in there since its all 4ohm subs will it be alright to run them i want to run them off the hifonics at 1ohm witch would give each sub about 533 rms but i heard the Hifonics are a little over rated so im thinking they will be getting 500rms each in a daily driver what do you guys think?

also if this will work should i run all 3 in the same sealed box i have about 3.5-4cf or should i run the 3rd one in a diff sealed box?

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[tez4life Premium Member]

I would not for a couple of reasons.....

First, mixing subs is almost always a bad idea, ive only heard it work a few times and it still sounded like crap to me.

Second, because of the Voice coil configuration, the subs will see different amounts of power.

Honestly, I would not do it just because of the different subs.

 

[ultimate157 5,000+ posts]

x2 to the above.

 

[burro breath 10+ year member]

x3

 

[skateboardkid 10+ year member]

x4

 

[goonandbuck 10+ year member]

you cant do it as stated above, the power from the amp travels the path of least resistance so it will not go to the subs evenly if they are not all the same ohm load

 

[illbmeubu 10+ year member]

x5

 

[Nova76 10+ year member]

you cant do it as stated above, the power from the amp travels the path of least resistance so it will not go to the subs evenly if they are not all the same ohm load

they are the same, 4ohms its just one is a single voice coil and the other 2 are dual voice coil:fyi:

 

[Worlddre 5,000+ posts]

no theyu are not when parralelled like above the impedance will change.....so stop being stupid and dont do it

 

[Nova76 10+ year member]

no theyu are not when parralelled like above the impedance will change.....so stop being stupid and dont do it

thanks you a real ****ing awnser i dont know about how sub ohms change when the are wired i just know how to wire them so thanks for a simple awnser to my question...dont gotta act all tough on the thread thought