Well I have an AQ 1200d, I plan on running at .5ohm but with impedance rise I should be right at if not a little bit above 1ohm. I am wanting a sub that will just get nasty loud, and move some air. Its going in a 2-3^ft3 with 80sq inch of slot port. I am either going with a fully loaded SSD or stock BL....

Bad idea.

Get dual 2ohm coils and wire in parallel.

You will break stuff..amp and sub both running at a .5ohm nominal load.

SSD won't like that kind of power either in the wrong hands...

with box rise i wont be at .5ohm and it wires down to .7ohm usually thats why i was adding all the options to the SSD to see if it was any better

with box rise i wont be at .5ohm and it wires down to .7ohm usually thats why i was adding all the options to the SSD to see if it was any better

Bad idea.

Get dual 2ohm coils and wire in parallel.

You will break stuff..amp and sub both running at a .5ohm nominal load.

SSD won't like that kind of power either in the wrong hands...

i think nate would know

Bad idea.

Get dual 2ohm coils and wire in parallel.

You will break stuff..amp and sub both running at a .5ohm nominal load.

SSD won't like that kind of power either in the wrong hands...

i think nate would know

Do you mean Nick?

well after being wired to .7ohm and box rise it will be above 1ohm........

Bad idea.

Get dual 2ohm coils and wire in parallel.

You will break stuff..amp and sub both running at a .5ohm nominal load.

SSD won't like that kind of power either in the wrong hands...

listen to this guy, i think he knows his own product

just so i can get this right,it would be better to run the amp above what its built to run at?

It's obviously better than below. But you need a BL. The sub will need to handle the abuse you will undoubtedly send it.