8 ohm vs 2 ohm

here would be my suggestion...... ebay the sony... and get yourself an amp at the rated rms at 2 ohms... preferably class d mono..... most amps don't produce any serious power at 8 ohms... hence why your setup may not sound good... another thing u can do is get yourself a second sub like the one u have and series-parellel the two to 4 ohms which will allow u to bridge that amp to 4 ohm mono.....

Instead of making a brand new topic, I thought it would be better to ask this in here.... What is the difference (sub performance wise) between 4 ohm and 2 ohm? I have 2 Earthquake DBX's single 4 ohm coil and wanted to know what would be the pros and cons of having them wired in 2 ohm instead of 4 ohm.

You mean besides the impedance change and the resulting difference in power utilization?  Here and  Here's a couple recent threads with some discussions for you.  The forum search function is your friend.

I would like to know how you intend to wire two 4-ohm SVC subs to create a net 4-ohm load?

Also, please stoip thread jacking.  If you want to ask questions on a new topic, start a new thread.

Right.

That would be wrong.  If you parallel two 4-ohm SVC subwoofe4rs, the net resistance on the amp is 2-ohms.  The speakers do not magically change, they are still 4-ohm speakers.  If you connect a 2-ohm load across a stereo amp (bridged) that is only 2-ohm stereo stable, it should shut itself down in protection mode, or it may be able to handle the load in some rare cases, but will operate at much higher distortion levels.