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Does having dual coils make a difference?? Is it better to have dual or single. I'm thinking about buying the 10k, I have a JBL 600.1, the rms for the 10k is about 325rms, if I am not mistaken. Should I buy the single coil 4 ohm and give the sub 300 watts or should I buy the dual 4 ohm and run it in paralell? Would 600 watts be too much?

 
Wiring options, my friend.

With a SVC 4ohm K series, you would be able to wire your sub like this:

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With a DVC 4ohm K series, you would be able to wire your sub like this:

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or

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DVC will give you more flexibility when it comes to wiring. Also a good choice if you plan on purchasing an additional K series driver down the line.

Would I send 600 watts to a K? Probably not...it doesnt need that much - it is a very efficient driver. Hope that helps.

- Steve

 
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