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<blockquote data-quote="c_james_s" data-source="post: 5318831" data-attributes="member: 604946"><p>I agree with the first post! I had a hell of a time keeping up with what you were saying and I stopped reading half wa through your novel. here you go though. more is not always better. if your sub is putting out 1000 watts rms and that&#039;s it than that&#039;s the power you have to work with. if you hook up 2 or more subs and your wondering if it will be louder than that&#039;s only gonna be the case if the xmax is larger than that of the sub your comparing it too. if I have one sub with a 1000 watt rms like the amp with the xmax of 1.1 in or so and I want to hook up two 500 watt subs with an xmax of .45 in than the one sub will move more air and be louder. there is a lot more to it than that but all being = than that&#039;s bout it. one sub is also going to give you better controle and it should sound cleaner than two.&nbsp; I&#039;m sure someone will think otherwise though.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="c_james_s, post: 5318831, member: 604946"] I agree with the first post! I had a hell of a time keeping up with what you were saying and I stopped reading half wa through your novel. here you go though. more is not always better. if your sub is putting out 1000 watts rms and that's it than that's the power you have to work with. if you hook up 2 or more subs and your wondering if it will be louder than that's only gonna be the case if the xmax is larger than that of the sub your comparing it too. if I have one sub with a 1000 watt rms like the amp with the xmax of 1.1 in or so and I want to hook up two 500 watt subs with an xmax of .45 in than the one sub will move more air and be louder. there is a lot more to it than that but all being = than that's bout it. one sub is also going to give you better controle and it should sound cleaner than two. I'm sure someone will think otherwise though. [/QUOTE]

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