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Hey wassup i would like to talk to someone who is famillar with dual voice coil speakers i have some kicker cvrs and i need to chat wit someone bout them and the wattage and amp use
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Re: DVC
Originally Posted by Cookseytonyc
Hey wassup i would like to talk to someone who is famillar with dual voice coil speakers i have some kicker cvrs and i need to chat wit someone bout them and the wattage and amp use
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What is it that your trying to find out?
One Dual 4 Ohm sub will handle 400W RMS & 800W peak. You want the RMS rating.
How many of these subs do you have? That will determine what amp to purchase.
1 Dual 4 ohm sub wired in parallel - 2 Ohm Load - You want a 2 ohm stable amp capable of pushing 400-600 watts.
2 Dual 4 Ohm subs wired in Parallel - 1 ohm load (most amps cant handle this load) or 4 ohm load wired in series. You would want a two channel bridgeable amp with 800 1000 watts of power in Bridged mode.
One Dual 4 Ohm sub will handle 400W RMS & 800W peak. You want the RMS rating.
How many of these subs do you have? That will determine what amp to purchase.
1 Dual 4 ohm sub wired in parallel - 2 Ohm Load - You want a 2 ohm stable amp capable of pushing 400-600 watts.
2 Dual 4 Ohm subs wired in Parallel - 1 ohm load (most amps cant handle this load) or 4 ohm load wired in series. You would want a two channel bridgeable amp with 800 1000 watts of power in Bridged mode.
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