mixing d4 and 2 subs?

[req 5,000+ posts]

because running two different impedance woofers will equate to sub-par performance. did you not read any of that?

running two different woofers all together, would be just dumb. sorry to say, but if you said it sounded fine, then your ears are filled with mashed potatoes.

 

[Prowler573 5,000+ posts]

I ran two different subs for awhile, each in their own box off the same amp...sounded fine, amp always ran a bit warm, probably because I was running it below 4ohms.

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Eh why not just wire the Rlps down to 1ohm

Because that's a bit difficult with a single, Dual 4 driver?

give them some room, and port them. 3 15's is awesomely rediculous though. hell 2 is.

And yet, if you had actually absorbed what was written above, you'd have known he has one and is considering buying another of a different VC configuration than the one he already has.

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[Remotia 10+ year member]

ok i currently own a rl- 15 d4. im going to buy another rlp15, and was looking at the classifieds in the forums and noticed alot of them are d2.
is it ok to hook these up to the same amp? could someone explain to me how to run them in unison without trouble. thanks

Bad idea, they will each have a different output levels.

 

[MrSwiss 10+ year member]

thanks for all the input. im definately looking to get another d4 rl-p, i fi cant find any in the classifieds i will get another retail.

 

[JoseMCeee 10+ year member]

oh boy @_@ i guess im at 8ohms which is a good thing, meaning i have plenty of juice for another rlp.

What amp do you have?