How much power is the sub seeing?

[Pl8er 5,000+ posts]

I have about the coolest gf on the planet and she is about to buy me a setup from ED. I'm confused on something and want to make sure of it before I have her buy it. I am looking at the 110v2 which handles 450 rms. I want to get two of them and run them bridged to a nine.2x which at 4 ohms would be 600 rms. Would each sub see this much power? Or would it be split between the two? What is the best setup for two 11v2's? Should I get the nine.1 or the nine.2x? Also which dual ohm version should I get? My purchasing plans are in your hands. I am 100% going for SQ here so please don't make your opinion on output, but rather tight response.

Thanks in advance.

Justin

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[Pl8er 5,000+ posts]

sorry to bump, but I want to buy this tonight //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

 

[Intercooler 10+ year member]

Good question. I have a 600.1 in my Honda which should be 600 to the one. I bought a 1200.1 for my truck and that should give me 600 to each 12 I have in there. At least I hope!

 

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

I have about the coolest gf on the planet and she is about to buy me a setup from ED. I'm confused on something and want to make sure of it before I have her buy it. I am looking at the 110v2 which handles 450 rms. I want to get two of them and run them bridged to a nine.2x which at 4 ohms would be 600 rms. Would each sub see this much power? Or would it be split between the two?

It would be split between the two.

300w RMS to each sub.

What is the best setup for two 11v2's? Should I get the nine.1 or the nine.2x? Also which dual ohm version should I get?

I would personally go with the nine.1 and dual 4ohm voice coils. This would allow you to wire them down to a 1ohm load, for 600w to each sub. According to the info on eD's website, this should be a good combination, just use your head with the gain setting and don't use any bass boost.

"11Ov.2 Ideal Power Range: 220w - 650w"

If you wanted to play it cautious, go with dual 2ohm voice coils and wire them in series-parallel for a final 2ohm load and 900w RMS. This would give ~450w to each sub.

But that decision is really up to you, and your confidence in your ability to not damage anything....LOL

 

[Pl8er 5,000+ posts]

Ok, I'm going to go with the nine.1. I guarantee I'm going to be back here in a few weeks with the how do I get these wires on correctly (to the subs) questions LOL. I see the tuturial, but I never understood how you connect the subs to each other when they are in sealed boxes. I think its why I used a single sub last time LOL.

I'll go order now. 11ov.2 and the nine.1 //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif