i was wondering if they could do a 18" BTL with dual 4 ohm vc

Edited March 23, 200718 yr by petey

there is no need for a dual 4 really. what ohm load are you shooting for?

you can get .5, or 2 from the dual 1.

or 1 and 4 from the dual 2.

a dual 4 would get you either a 2 or 8 ohm load. you can get the 2 from a dual 1. and 8 ohm is normally only used in home audio.

but you never know. email them and see.

As stated above, a dual 4ohm really isn't needed.

The dual 1ohm and dual 2ohm versions cover all necessary +12v impedances.

nG

i need dual 4 because i plain on runin one amp to each vc and my amp does 1000 rms at 4 ohms briged

you be better off selling that amp and using the money to buy 1 large amp.

i speak from experience. i did something similar using 2 4 ohm amps on a large woofer. i set the gains with a DMM so they shouldve been really close. but there were differences in the amps and one side was over powered which killed my sub's surround a few months later.

but hey, recones are cheap. do what you will.

i need dual 4 because i plain on runin one amp to each vc and my amp does 1000 rms at 4 ohms briged

Unless you can strap that amp, thats usually not a good idea for a daily driver setup. And if you can strap it, you should bridge it at 8ohm if they are 4ohm stable and 4 ohm if they are 2 ohm stable.

If you need it for spl, you need new amps that make more power. imo

why not dual q's or ssd's?

Edited March 24, 200718 yr by dopey

Yeah, I'd look into some SSD's with Flatwind... or some BL's.

nG