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I am wiring my d2 subwoofers to 1 ohm. When looking at the diagram below the outputs from the amplifier go to different different coils. Can I have both the positive and negative amplifier outputs going to one coil and have them branch off to the other coil? http://www.the12volt.com/12voltimages/1_2ohm_dvc_1ohm.gif

Hahaha I forgot my facebook status transfers over to my ssa account. I am still using headphones =( I am just loving the beats and can't wait to play some chopped and screwed in my car. It's going to be insane. Hopefully this weekend the subs will be in and then next weekend the front stage will be all set.

Hopefully the subs are in this weekend. I am back at college now so we can only work on it on the weekends.

What about agm batteries and concrete? The batteries are plastic wrapped so I don't think any contact will matter.

This needs to be pinned!

I will be using this in the near future =)

The second one has more port area. If you look, it is the same as the first box but with an added back piece.

This is what happens when you don't want to work Oh No Grounds Are Sealed Behold the Power Now it Starts Getting Fun It Was Tough Getting in the Ceiling Finally In

It's the AM. This is true .... Revision : When I wake up I will post pics.

It would be helpful if we knew what the final resistance you planned to wire these subs to as well as which kinetic battery you plan on buying. If you plan on having a 3000 watt amp to power those icons you are going to need more than just a kinetic battery. Also, if you are on a $350 budget you arent going to get a good amp in that price range.

The wall is pretty much constructed. Will post pics in the AM

Show off AND Photography Aaron. Cmon now! Exactly, showing off with photo's. I named the section, I should know. Got me there

Show off AND Photography Aaron. Cmon now!

If I had to crash a party that would be the way to do it.

I find this absolutely hilarious. Like yes it is a bitch move but think about it. You cleared an entire party out using a speaker.

ummm iv got a noise problem my self but its a problem i never had before i put the system in over a year ago never had any noise at all. I pulled my deck out the other day and when i put it back in i had this nasty buzz that would change with engine rpm and you could here a bit of engine "wine" also but the buzz is much louder but what is really weired if i change source or change channel i get a thump or if i turn the volume from 1 to 0 i get a thump or from 0 to1 and it comes form both my sub amp and mids amp. My amps grounds are well made and tight and i tried a different deck and they both do the same thing but they are both pioneer's what is it about pioneer that would cause a noise problem? The only thing i can think of is my decks ground or maybe i broke a ground strap some where im going to run a new ground for my H/U and c if that does it Make a new thread. Nobody is going to answer your question because they won't see it.

you are going to loose A LOT of output

yeah and daily driver So are you going to be turning the gains down on the 3500s or are you running them full tilt? I am also curious to know what you are doing for your electrical and front stage.

Ya I was going to say you might want to get the 3500s. I am taking it that this will be for competition use?

post it in sq and fabrication section

That is gonna be nuts. Did you decide on a box design yet? The 4500s would be nice btw.

Needs that power @ 2 ohm though.

I would personally get the sundown saz-2000d. It is rated at 1000 rms @ 2 ohm but it is an underrated amplifier. 1000 watts rms is also rated at 12.8 volts vs kicker's 1500 @14.4 volts. This amplifier will also be easier to resell and if you ever want to get another stroker you can use the same amplifier. Kicker is a 2 ohm stable amp and nobody wants a 2 ohm stable amp =) Sundown amplifiers come with a 2 year warranty.

So you want to throw 2400 watts at the stroker, it can be done if you leave the gain knob down and you know how to control the volume knob wisely. I would get the kicker but it has a set sub sonic filter which would only allow you to build certain ported boxes tuned in a small frequency range instead of your preferences. I personally am not a fan of kicker. What is your budget?

What do you mean? its flat on the edges and bubbly in the middle.