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Hi everybody!!!!!,thinking of buying the RL-i 10 but i'm not sure should i get dual 4ohm or single 4ohm.

the amp i have right now is a alpine m850

500 watts RMS x 1 at 4 ohms (800 watts RMS x 1 at 2 ohms)

The amp will work with either.

The dual 4 will maximize the output of the amp, but if you think you might ever decide to add a second sub, get the single 4 ohm and then 2 of them in parallel will give you a 2 ohm load.

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The amp will work with either.

The dual 4 will maximize the output of the amp, but if you think you might ever decide to add a second sub, get the single 4 ohm and then 2 of them in parallel will give you a 2 ohm load.

i think u got it back ward,i thought if i get a 4dual ohm sub it will run at 2ohm and single 4 ohm run at 4ohm??

i'm so confuse.

The amp will work with either.

The dual 4 will maximize the output of the amp, but if you think you might ever decide to add a second sub, get the single 4 ohm and then 2 of them in parallel will give you a 2 ohm load.

i think u got it back ward,i thought if i get a 4dual ohm sub it will run at 2ohm and single 4 ohm run at 4ohm??

i'm so confuse.

A dual 4 will run at 2 ohm by itself but 2 single 4 ohm drivers together will run at 2 ohm. Thats what he is saying.

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The amp will work with either.

The dual 4 will maximize the output of the amp, but if you think you might ever decide to add a second sub, get the single 4 ohm and then 2 of them in parallel will give you a 2 ohm load.

i think u got it back ward,i thought if i get a 4dual ohm sub it will run at 2ohm and single 4 ohm run at 4ohm??

i'm so confuse.

A dual 4 will run at 2 ohm by itself but 2 single 4 ohm drivers together will run at 2 ohm. Thats what he is saying.

so i should get the single 4ohm then so in the future i can run 2 sub.

also how can u make a mono amp run 2sub? split wire?

The amp will work with either.

The dual 4 will maximize the output of the amp, but if you think you might ever decide to add a second sub, get the single 4 ohm and then 2 of them in parallel will give you a 2 ohm load.

i think u got it back ward,i thought if i get a 4dual ohm sub it will run at 2ohm and single 4 ohm run at 4ohm??

i'm so confuse.

no, he doesnt have it backwards. your amp puts out the most power at 2 ohms. so buying one dual 4 ohm sub, in parallel, would give you a 2 ohm load and the amp would be giving you all its power. but if you later plan on running 2 of them, 2 dual 4 ohm subs would either 4 ohms which would be giving you less power to both subs than you were giving to just one, but 2 single 4 ohms would be perfect at a 2 ohm load.

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The amp will work with either.

The dual 4 will maximize the output of the amp, but if you think you might ever decide to add a second sub, get the single 4 ohm and then 2 of them in parallel will give you a 2 ohm load.

i think u got it back ward,i thought if i get a 4dual ohm sub it will run at 2ohm and single 4 ohm run at 4ohm??

i'm so confuse.

no, he doesnt have it backwards. your amp puts out the most power at 2 ohms. so buying one dual 4 ohm sub, in parallel, would give you a 2 ohm load and the amp would be giving you all its power. but if you later plan on running 2 of them, 2 dual 4 ohm subs would either 4 ohms which would be giving you less power to both subs than you were giving to just one, but 2 single 4 ohms would be perfect at a 2 ohm load.

so i should just buy the single 4ohm because my amp is pushing 500rms at 4ohm,in the future if i want to add another sub.

Obviously that's up to you, if you think you'll ever want a second sub.

As for wiring two subs, you can just put both of their speaker wires into the same terminals on the amp.

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Obviously that's up to you, if you think you'll ever want a second sub.

As for wiring two subs, you can just put both of their speaker wires into the same terminals on the amp.

but the RL-i 10 can only take 500rms so the single 4ohm is perfect match with my amp??

It'll match fine either way. Considering I would tend to lean towards the single 4 ohm as you won't "need" the extra power and it offers more future flexibility. Of course outlining your goals would help to insure that makes sense for you.

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damn this suck now i have second thoughts of getting the RL-p 12.

are these sub sq or bass??

wonder do the RL-i or RL-p even out perform jlw7?

damn this suck now i have second thoughts of getting the RL-p 12.

are these sub sq or bass??

wonder do the RL-i or RL-p even out perform jlw7?

My ass outperforms the W7.

damn this suck now i have second thoughts of getting the RL-p 12.

are these sub sq or bass??

wonder do the RL-i or RL-p even out perform jlw7?

SQ or bass? What does that even mean? Do SQ-oriented subs not play bass?

damn this suck now i have second thoughts of getting the RL-p 12.

are these sub sq or bass??

wonder do the RL-i or RL-p even out perform jlw7?

I'd take Rl-S over W7

I'd swear by TC subs, but W7 is a very nice product...my only beef with them is the price.

You'll know an SPL sub. They have low Q, low MMS, low X-max, high Fs, and huge thermal power handling.

Edited by hispls

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damn this suck now i have second thoughts of getting the RL-p 12.

are these sub sq or bass??

wonder do the RL-i or RL-p even out perform jlw7?

I'd take Rl-S over W7

I'd swear by TC subs, but W7 is a very nice product...my only beef with them is the price.

You'll know an SPL sub. They have low Q, low MMS, low X-max, high Fs, and huge thermal power handling.

what about RL-i 10inch vs JLW7 10 inch?

about the same?

Edited by immajackuup

damn this suck now i have second thoughts of getting the RL-p 12.

are these sub sq or bass??

wonder do the RL-i or RL-p even out perform jlw7?

I'd take Rl-S over W7

I'd swear by TC subs, but W7 is a very nice product...my only beef with them is the price.

You'll know an SPL sub. They have low Q, low MMS, low X-max, high Fs, and huge thermal power handling.

what about RL-i 10inch vs JLW7 inch?

about the same?

Don't even think about the W7, really. If anything a W6 and the RL-i10 would be more comparable. I'd still choose the RL-p though.

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damn this suck now i have second thoughts of getting the RL-p 12.

are these sub sq or bass??

wonder do the RL-i or RL-p even out perform jlw7?

I'd take Rl-S over W7

I'd swear by TC subs, but W7 is a very nice product...my only beef with them is the price.

You'll know an SPL sub. They have low Q, low MMS, low X-max, high Fs, and huge thermal power handling.

what about RL-i 10inch vs JLW7 inch?

about the same?

Don't even think about the W7, really. If anything a W6 and the RL-i10 would be more comparable. I'd still choose the RL-p though.

i use to have a w6 10inch and it was alright didn't see nothing great about it.

damn this suck now i have second thoughts of getting the RL-p 12.

are these sub sq or bass??

wonder do the RL-i or RL-p even out perform jlw7?

I'd take Rl-S over W7

I'd swear by TC subs, but W7 is a very nice product...my only beef with them is the price.

You'll know an SPL sub. They have low Q, low MMS, low X-max, high Fs, and huge thermal power handling.

what about RL-i 10inch vs JLW7 inch?

about the same?

Don't even think about the W7, really. If anything a W6 and the RL-i10 would be more comparable. I'd still choose the RL-p though.

i use to have a w6 10inch and it was alright didn't see nothing great about it.

If I could afford a W7 to take a shit on I would.

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