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<blockquote data-quote="yne721" data-source="post: 1155239" data-attributes="member: 563261">The Orion 600D:&nbsp; 1200 watts Class D Mono Amp*&nbsp; &nbsp; RMS Power Range : 250-600 Watts&nbsp; &nbsp; * Number Of Channels: 1&nbsp; &nbsp; * Maximum Power: 1200 Watts&nbsp; &nbsp; * Low Frequency response: 10 Hz&nbsp; &nbsp; * High Frequency Response: 250 Hz&nbsp; &nbsp; * Built In Crossovers: Yes&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Channel Separation: Yes &nbsp; Features &nbsp; &nbsp; * 1 X 250 @ 4 Ohm&nbsp; &nbsp; * 1 X 400 @ 2 Ohm&nbsp; &nbsp; * 1 X 600 @ 1 Ohm&nbsp; &nbsp; * Selectable 12/24 dB/octave variable low-pass filter&nbsp; &nbsp; * Intelli Q bass optimization circuit and remote gain option&nbsp; &nbsp; * Separately adjustable, selectable variable high-pass filter with proprietary Copy/Master control circuit for RCA outputs&nbsp; &nbsp; * Copy/Master feature supports gain and crossover adjustment matching in multiple amp&nbsp; &nbsp; * Switchable phase invert function&nbsp; &nbsp; * Allows external bridging of two matched gain amplifiers&nbsp; &nbsp; * Heavy gauge direct-wire high current satin finish power and speaker terminalsThis is the amp i ordered. and i&#039;m trying to figure out whether or not to buy a 2 or 4 ohm sub, i already know what sub i&#039;m getting, but a guy at circit city told me that i need to get two 4 ohm subs or 1 2 ohm sub, and i just want to make sure that&#039;s correct before i do it.Edit:&nbsp; I was thinking about getting 12&#039;&#039; Type R(s) so if that&#039;s what I was getting, is it true that if i wanted to go dual subs, i need to get 4ohm subs, and if i just want a single sub I need to get a 2 ohm sub?sorry i&#039;m so dumb about car audio, i&#039;m tryin to learn though that&#039;s why I have so many questions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="yne721, post: 1155239, member: 563261"] The Orion 600D: 1200 watts Class D Mono Amp [SIZE=8px]* RMS Power Range : 250-600 Watts[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * Number Of Channels: 1[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * Maximum Power: 1200 Watts[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * Low Frequency response: 10 Hz[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * High Frequency Response: 250 Hz[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * Built In Crossovers: Yes[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] Channel Separation: Yes[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] [/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] Features[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] [/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * 1 X 250 @ 4 Ohm[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * 1 X 400 @ 2 Ohm[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * 1 X 600 @ 1 Ohm[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * Selectable 12/24 dB/octave variable low-pass filter[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * Intelli Q bass optimization circuit and remote gain option[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * Separately adjustable, selectable variable high-pass filter with proprietary Copy/Master control circuit for RCA outputs[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * Copy/Master feature supports gain and crossover adjustment matching in multiple amp[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * Switchable phase invert function[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * Allows external bridging of two matched gain amplifiers[/SIZE] [SIZE=8px] * Heavy gauge direct-wire high current satin finish power and speaker terminals[/SIZE] This is the amp i ordered. and i'm trying to figure out whether or not to buy a 2 or 4 ohm sub, i already know what sub i'm getting, but a guy at circit city told me that i need to get two 4 ohm subs or 1 2 ohm sub, and i just want to make sure that's correct before i do it. Edit: I was thinking about getting 12'' Type R(s) so if that's what I was getting, is it true that if i wanted to go dual subs, i need to get 4ohm subs, and if i just want a single sub I need to get a 2 ohm sub? sorry i'm so dumb about car audio, i'm tryin to learn though that's why I have so many questions. [/QUOTE]

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