DVC....Amp

[vinnie_febs 10+ year member]

Please check the link below, for some reason I was not able to post any attachments files on this forum so I went to a different one here is the link

http://forums.caraudiomag.primediaautomotive.com/n/mb/message.asp?webtag=caraudiomag&msg=697.1&ctx=0

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[Slody4Futbol 10+ year member]

no... it shows that the subs can be wired to either 4 ohms... or 1 ohm.... if you get 2 seperate amps... you will have 1200 watts 2 each sub.. OR... you could save money... get a hifonics bx1500d and be done with it.... 1500w x 1 @ 1 ohm... 750 each sub

 

[xSomeguyx 10+ year member]

Nope, not much you can do to get that down to 2ohms. You could either get some new subs that are dual 2ohm voice coils, then do it like in example #1, with the two subs in series (with their voice coils paralleled). Or get a new amp, your choice.

 

[tat2 10+ year member]

Is it possible to run the amp on 2ohms or do I need to buy two separate 600.1 amp? One for each sub. Or try to get them in 2ohm DVC configuration? I think you can pay extra to get them done. check the pic. below.

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you have 2 dual 4ohm subs parallel each sub to 2ohm's then parallel the the 2 subs to the amp for 1ohm,

the jbl1200.1 makes 1200wrms at 1 and 2 ohm's, it's a mono amp it just has 2 inputs for easy wiring,

wire it like this and you'll get 600wrms to each sub, even more that amp put out more then it's rated for.

PowerValve amplifiers are also 2-ohm optimized, and can run a 1-ohm load with ease. http://www.sounddomain.com/sku/JBLBP12001#reviews

 

[vinnie_febs 10+ year member]

sounds like a plan.....thanks you all