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<blockquote data-quote="Kickstand" data-source="post: 8743157" data-attributes="member: 681842">First off great choice in amp.Here is the problem, the amp does 510@4, 860@2, 1410@1That sub is a dual 4 rated at 750&nbsp; so the 860 @ 2 ohms lines but... If you have the power there why not use it.Now all the prices I&#039;m getting are Canadian so I&#039;m gonna say it&#039;s somewhere between $150-200 US?What you should look at is something that is a Dual 2 ohm so the final load will be 1 ohm and you can get the most out of the ampSomething like this, it&#039;s just an example there are several really good subs in that price range<a href="https://www.down4soundshop.com/hannibal-hss-3212-d2-12-subwoofer-1000w-rms/" target="_blank">https://www.down4soundshop.com/hannibal-hss-3212-d2-12-subwoofer-1000w-rms/</a>Now as for the LOCWhen you have an aftermarket HU the RCA signals have power ratings.Average HU puts out 2 volts, good ones put out 4-5 volts and really good ones are above that.Your standard cheap LOC will only put out 1 volt if your lucky.There are a couple ways to get around this.Use a DSP (digital sound processor) but thats expensive.Add a line driver, just one more thing you have to wire inOr, get a LOC with a built in line driver.You can get a good one for fairly cheapThe Audio Control LC2i will handle up to 400 watts input and has 9.5 volt RCA a=outs on it and it&#039;s only about $100 USI think Dayton Audio make a good one for about the same price The&nbsp; DSP-408</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kickstand, post: 8743157, member: 681842"] First off great choice in amp. Here is the problem, the amp does 510@4, 860@2, 1410@1 That sub is a dual 4 rated at 750 so the 860 @ 2 ohms lines but... If you have the power there why not use it. Now all the prices I'm getting are Canadian so I'm gonna say it's somewhere between $150-200 US? What you should look at is something that is a Dual 2 ohm so the final load will be 1 ohm and you can get the most out of the amp Something like this, it's just an example there are several really good subs in that price range [URL]https://www.down4soundshop.com/hannibal-hss-3212-d2-12-subwoofer-1000w-rms/[/URL] Now as for the LOC When you have an aftermarket HU the RCA signals have power ratings. Average HU puts out 2 volts, good ones put out 4-5 volts and really good ones are above that. Your standard cheap LOC will only put out 1 volt if your lucky. There are a couple ways to get around this. Use a DSP (digital sound processor) but thats expensive. Add a line driver, just one more thing you have to wire in Or, get a LOC with a built in line driver. You can get a good one for fairly cheap The Audio Control LC2i will handle up to 400 watts input and has 9.5 volt RCA a=outs on it and it's only about $100 US I think Dayton Audio make a good one for about the same price The DSP-408 [/QUOTE]

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