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Originally Posted by Greg R
should get a dual voice coil you can wire them for 4 or 2 ohms. i have tried class ab amps for years they worked but they got really hot and didnt last a long time. partly my fault but. i went with a class d amp on my last setup and its been pounding for 8 years now with no issues and doesnt even get warm to touch
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No. Depends on the impedance of the voice coils and how the sub or subs are wired to the amp. A DVC 2 ohm sub can be wired as a 1 ohm or 4 ohm load to an amp. A DVC 4 ohm sub can be wired as a 2 ohm or 8 ohm load to an amp. aluminator needs a SVC 4 ohm sub if he uses the bridged output from the rear channels of a 4 channel amp. 99% of 4 channel amps are not 2 ohm stable bridged.
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Originally Posted by toyoracing
Running a Pyle double din PLDN73i, Boss Phantom 2.500 amplifier, and as of 4:30PM today a Kicker comp DC12.
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With 50 amps of fuse rating, your Boss amp does no more than 350 watts RMS to a 2 ohm load. Just sayin. Not sure what a DC12 is.