Wiring two subs

Those amps are 330w RMS x 1 @ 4ohms. (and 600wRMS x 1 @ 2 ohms) So unless you already have these sitting in your closet, and those subs are 250-300w RMS @ 4ohms each, (or 600w rms @ 2ohm) I wouldn't. I wouldn't buy two amps to do this when you could just run one amp, and a little more speaker wire.

If they are both 4 ohm, then an amp that will double there RMS @ 2 ohm is a better option.
If they are both 2 ohm, then an amp that will double there RMS @ 1 ohm is a better option.
 
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Those amps are 330w RMS x 1 @ 4ohms. (and 600wRMS x 1 @ 2 ohms) So unless you already have these sitting in your closet, and those subs are 250-300w RMS @ 4ohms each, (or 600w rms @ 2ohm) I wouldn't. I wouldn't buy two amps to do this when you could just run one amp, and a little more speaker wire.

If they are both 4 ohm, then an amp that will double there RMS @ 2 ohm is a better option.
If they are both 2 ohm, then an amp that will double there RMS @ 1 ohm is a better option.
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