dual 1ohm or dual 2ohm?

Question

im goin to buy an 15" fully loaded Fi BL subwoofer, and im also goin to buy a kicker ZX1500.1 amp, should i get the dual 1ohm sub or the dual 2ohm sub for a total 2ohm load on the amp

Answer 1

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Answer 2

get the 2 ohm, the one ohm sucks up too much power, wiring the 1 ohm in parallel will be a 0.5 ohm load, there are very few amps that can work in less than one ohm load, and wiring in series wont be all that great because it becomes a loss, in series the two 1 ohm coils will be as if you had the two 2 ohm in parallel, get the 2 ohm that will be a 1 ohm load in parallel and 4 in series, if your amp doesnt support 1 ohm get the 1 ohm and wire them in series

Answer 3

If you're using a single subwoofer, you'll need a double 1-ohm to get a 2-ohm load.

If you have two subs, then you'll need double 2-ohm subs to end up with a 2-ohm load.

Answer 4

DUAL 1 ohm NICE Sub and amp choose

Answer 5

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Answer 6

ok bus a dual 1 ohm and install in parallel now you got 2 ohm do the same in the other woofer now you got 2 woofers with 2 ohm load now instal in series now you got again 1 ohm now install into your outpot from your amp you got 10ohm load