can i achieve 1ohm with this setup?

You don't want to listen to him, he's only going off of Rockford's site, if you run them in parallel you can achieve a .5 ohm load.
that rockford website is very handy FYI -- its how i learned how to achieve my ohms

 
if he had 4 svc 4ohm he could have 1 ohm, but 4 dual 4ohm subs can be wired to .5 ohm //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif
But is the amp .5ohm stable?":fyi:"

Yea, that

You don't want to listen to him, he's only going off of Rockford's site, if you run them in parallel you can achieve a .5 ohm load.
:sillynoob:

Series-Parallel :":fyi:"

 
on that amp, i would say yes.
ok well i dont have that amp yet. im either getting the brutus, or another kx400.1 -- if i use 2 kx400.1's i can stay at en even 2 - 2.5 ohms, correct? i say 2.5 because the last setup i had ended up being 2.5 ohms with the 400.1

 
ok well i dont have that amp yet. im either getting the brutus, or another kx400.1 -- if i use 2 kx400.1's i can stay at en even 2 - 2.5 ohms, correct? i say 2.5 because the last setup i had ended up being 2.5 ohms with the 400.1
2.5 ohms????//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/eyebrow.gif.fe2c18d8720fe8c7eaed347b21ea05a5.gif

Knockoff KX 400.1??

Yes I know that picture was series parallel, but if you ran all the vc's in parallel, you can achieve .5, sillynoob.
Ha, the irony

 
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