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I just bought 2- 15" Eclipse subs and can't find the specs on the eclipse site nor find there tech support email.

1.  I know its a DVC but not sure if its the 4 DVC or 1DVC. The only thing i can read is number on the magnet and its 88150 TI DVC.

2.  I also have a planet audio amp P225HC and will also like to know the specs on it.

Thanks,

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Your subs are dual 4 ohm coils on the titanium sub, this means each sub is either a 2 or 8 ohm sub depending on the wiring method, and combined together are either a 1ohm or 4 ohm mono load on the amp, or a 2 ohm stereo load on an amp. These subs prefer a sealed enclosure. PM bberman for some info on them or myself, I'm a little busy to be looking into it right away. I'll see about your amp as well, sounds like an older model (or maybe brand new).
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Planet Audio P225HC is an older model and is rated as follows:

25x2 - 4 Ohm

50x2 - 2 Ohm
100x2 - 1 Ohm
50x1 - 4 Ohm Bridged
100x1 - 2 Ohm Bridged

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I found this site http://eclipse-car.freeyellow.com/Cat_Sub.htm about the subs 88150 Ti DVC. Am I reading it correctly when I see that is a 3.1 + 3.1 voice coils? Is this the same as Dual 4 ohms.
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Basically yes, you must also remember that as you are using a speaker, it's impedance will be all over the map, it does not just stay at 4 or 3.1ohms.
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So if I wire both subs in parrallel will it be OK with a 1 ohm stable amp.  Cause if I wire both subs and I take the 4 ohm dvc i get 1 ohm but if I use the 3 ohm dvc i get .75 ohm.  I just dont want to harm the amp.

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Hey guys what does a line driver do? I have an audio control matrix driver.
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You should be fine with an amp that is designed and engineered to operate at 1 ohm mono. A line driver can do many magical things to a system. They generally have a very low output impedance (improves sq) and a very high output voltage - this makes it much easier for an amp to make power, it allows you to turn the gain on the amp down, thus keeping out noise.
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The Planet Audio amp you listed is rated at 2 ohms mono, not 1 ohm.  I have seen them run as low as 1/2 ohm and remain on, however, but the noise level gets pretty high.

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