runnin 2 amps???

[Audio4ever 10+ year member]

If u run 2 amps and 2 subs,1amp per sub in a box that's not a dual chamber. Will I damage the subs?

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[csu87 10+ year member]

are the amps strapped?

are they the same amps and same subs

 

[dafobbishon3 10+ year member]

no.

 

[BloodyGuts335i 10+ year member]

i think dial chamber is the design of the box. like inside of the enclosure, does each sub has its own little "room or do they share the box openly. I hope I explained that right. lol

 

[misfit138 5,000+ posts]

If the amps aren't strappable, you'll want to add a partition to the enclosure.

 

[JuicyJeff 10+ year member]

You won't damage anything. Just make sure your chambered like they said

 

[WOT]

They dont need to be individually chamberred, why are you shits giving them mis information

If the subs are the same, and the amps are the same, yes its fine. Keep all the settings and xovers on the amp as close to the same as possible.

Theres no harm in sharing a common chamber box with the same equipment

 

[Audio4ever 10+ year member]

They r gonna share the enclosure.same amp and sub .dnt think amps r strappable

 

[JuicyJeff 10+ year member]

who said it was all the same boobies

 

[JuicyJeff 10+ year member]

so do what wot said !

 

[misfit138 5,000+ posts]

They dont need to be individually chamberred, why are you shits giving them mis information
If the subs are the same, and the amps are the same, yes its fine. Keep all the settings and xovers on the amp as close to the same as possible.

Theres no harm in sharing a common chamber box with the same equipment

If the enclosure is partitioned and one of the subwoofers becomes damaged, he'll be able to continue running the undamaged sub until he obtains a replacement.

And I'd only recommend partioning the enclosure if his amplifiers aren't strappable. That's not really misinformation, it's just a matter of opinion...

 

[WOT]

If the amps aren't strappable, you'll want to add a partition to the enclosure.

And I'd only recommend partioning the enclosure if his amplifiers aren't strappable. That's not really misinformation, it's just a matter of opinion...

Doesnt mater if there strap able or not, he asked if he could put it all in a common chamber, and you mo fukas made him think he had to make it a dual chamber, shame on you lol

But yes, single chamber, have fun

 

[misfit138 5,000+ posts]

Doesnt mater if there strap able or not, he asked if he could put it all in a common chamber, and you mo fukas made him think he had to make it a dual chamber, shame on you lol
But yes, single chamber, have fun

Of course there's nothing wrong with a single chambered enclosure, but the option of running 1 subwoofer if the other or 1 of the amps becomes damaged should sound appealing to lots of people. He wouldn't be able to do that with a single chambered box. Partitioning the enclosure would add bracing as well.

However, as I said, it's all just a matter of opinion. There's no wrong answer here. Either option will work...

 

[TnT_Sounds 10+ year member]

If the enclosure is partitioned and one of the subwoofers becomes damaged, he'll be able to continue running the undamaged sub until he obtains a replacement.
And I'd only recommend partioning the enclosure if his amplifiers aren't strappable. That's not really misinformation, it's just a matter of opinion...

They don't need to be strappable. As long as the AC output voltage is the same and the x-over settings are within the same. Its perfectly fine.

If 1 sub blows, you can leave it in and it will act as a passive radiator.

You are perfectly fine with what you are wanting OP. Just make sure all settings are the same.

 

[misfit138 5,000+ posts]

1 sub with proper power and air space > 1 sub in a box twice it's recommended size with a dead sub acting as a passive radiator.