Eclispe DA7232 and 2 Eclispe SW8122DVC

Sounds like you know your stuff..Have you read my earlier posts do I sound right in setting this amp up? I will run two DVC 8122 subs in parallel one sub to each channel which would be a 2ohm load to each channel.. Do I set the amp to L+R instead of mono?   Any advice would be great I have never played with a 2 channel sub amp before.. My current setup is a USAcoustics USX1000D which is 1250watts RMS @ 12 volts with a 1ohm load. I have the amp running a 1ohm load...

The 8122 is a perfect sub for that amp - actually ANY of the Ti woofers are good for it too... I am running a single 9122 with ALL of the amp dedicated to it... It is a stereo amp, it is dual mono, and cannot be bridged. Personally, I would take Eclipse's recommendation, and use (and I DO use) the L+R switch setting - you will maintain more of all of the bass information in your recording... In the car, with those wavelengths, you will have mono ANYWAY, even though I have not come across ANY stereo recording in about the last ten years where the bass is recorded in mono. I can always hear stereo information in my home stereo, but never in the car - the cabin is too small, and the drivers are too close together, to maintain true stereo separation. Rob is right, tho - make sure you are VERY meticulous about your power and ground - that thing is a CURRENT MONSTER! Did someone say 34C?, short chick? sweeeeet... Add a flat head, and you'll have something to market there! It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."

Cool!!!!!! My main power is 1/0 gauge and have the battery and chassis grounded with 1/0 gauge. I used just 4 gauge for power and ground to the amp for thats the biggest it can fit... I still have to set my gain properly which I will do tomorrow with a mulitmeter and test disc.

By the way what did you set you gain to has far has using a multimeter and test tone?  If the amp is 1000watts x2 into 2ohm load per channel which I have with my sub setup I guess my output voltage at speaker leads should be somewhere around 46 volts AC.