Wiring MTX4250 Amp toUL-D612, Sub 6 ohm DVC

Trying to connect, MTX 4250D Thunder Mono Amp. Key Features Amplifier Type      Mono Channel Bass Boost      With Bass Boost Bridgable      Not Bridgable Power Output RMS Power at 2 Ohms      250 W x 1 RMS Power at 4 Ohms      125 W x 1 Performance Frequency Response      20 Hz - 200 Hz Low - Pass Frequency      40 Hz - 200 Hz Signal to Noise Ratio      100 dB Bass Boost Frequency      40 Hz THD at Rated RMS Power      1 % Other Features Input Voltage      12.5 volt MOSFET amp      Yes 3 Way Ready      No And       ULTRA LINEAR ULD612 12” SUBWOOFER     * 450W RMS     * 900W Max     * Dual 6 Ohm Voice Coil     * Double Stacked Magnet           * Die Cast Basket     * Butyl Rubber Surround     * Sensitivity: 87 dB @ 1w/1m     * Frequency Response: 25Hz - 3kHz Is this possible plain and simple...Readin ohn law as u read.

https://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer_configurations.asp 6ohm speak, stable for 1, 2 or 4ohm, stable amp. I hope this is me.

Option 1 (parallel) = 3 ohm load Voice coils wired in parallel Recommended Amplifier: Stable at 2 or 1 ohm mono Option 2 (series) = 12 ohm load Voice coils wired in series Recommended Amplifier: Stable at 4, 2, or 1 ohm mono This would be correct, also doing this if anyone else wants to know      1 DVC driver with Voice Coils in Series Connecting the two voice coils of the driver in series (+ to -) will result in the following impedances: Dual-6 Ohm Subwoofer: 12 Ohms Dual-4 Ohm Subwoofer: 8 Ohms Dual-2 Ohm Subwoofer: 4 Ohms

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Is it possible for me to wire up a MTX 4250D Mono AMp to a 6 ohm 12" sub. Based on these displays

Anyone... im think 3ohm would be best bet.