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<blockquote data-quote="Betrayer00GT" data-source="post: 3716033" data-attributes="member: 582890">Yes, one of the typical 2-ohm stable monoblocks is now a good option. You could series the voicecoils on each sub together, then parallel the two subs and send that 2ohm load to a typical 2-ohm stable monoblock like those Kickers.Alternately, you would want a pair of stereo amps, or a single 4 channel amp. Then you series the pair of coils on each sub to make a pair of 4ohm loads, then bridge a basic stereo amp (or half a 4-ch) into each of those subs. You could get a pair of Profile California-series 400SX (for 300w RMS per sub, 600w RMS in total) and it would cost you ~$100 (out-the-door), plus you&#039;d have a 1yr warranty from Profile. Check it out:<a href="http://www.profilecaraudio.com/amplifiers.htm" target="_blank">http://www.profilecaraudio.com/amplifiers.htm</a>I am using one of those. Plus a pair of the CA200 models at the top of that page, actually. I have the two voicecoils of my dual-2ohm 15&quot; sub wired in series and run off a bridged 400SX. My only complaint with the 400SX amp is that the power wire input size is rather small. It is only a 300w amp, though. Despite that one petty gripe, it works really well for me. Plus, you can&#039;t beat $45 (which includes a 1yr warranty).You&#039;ve got way more good options, now. Good luck!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Betrayer00GT, post: 3716033, member: 582890"] Yes, one of the typical 2-ohm stable monoblocks is now a good option. You could series the voicecoils on each sub together, then parallel the two subs and send that 2ohm load to a typical 2-ohm stable monoblock like those Kickers. Alternately, you would want a pair of stereo amps, or a single 4 channel amp. Then you series the pair of coils on each sub to make a pair of 4ohm loads, then bridge a basic stereo amp (or half a 4-ch) into each of those subs. You could get a pair of Profile California-series 400SX (for 300w RMS per sub, 600w RMS in total) and it would cost you ~$100 (out-the-door), plus you'd have a 1yr warranty from Profile. Check it out: [URL="http://www.profilecaraudio.com/amplifiers.htm"]http://www.profilecaraudio.com/amplifiers.htm[/URL] I am using one of those. Plus a pair of the CA200 models at the top of that page, actually. I have the two voicecoils of my dual-2ohm 15" sub wired in series and run off a bridged 400SX. My only complaint with the 400SX amp is that the power wire input size is rather small. It is only a 300w amp, though. Despite that one petty gripe, it works really well for me. Plus, you can't beat $45 (which includes a 1yr warranty). You've got way more good options, now. Good luck! [/QUOTE]

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