Dual Amp Setup

I've got two rockford amps, both pushing 2 15" treo ssi 4 0hm dvc subs. I want to upgrade to get full power to my subs, but I am not sure if I should go with a dual or single amp setup. I like the look of dual amp, and if one of my subs goes, the impedance won't change and ruin the other sub, but a single amp setup is cheaper, and pushes both subs exactly the same. I am having a problem with my dual amp setup now in that one subs is hitting slightly harder than the other (the output voltage is about 1 volt ac higher), cuz the amps are slightly different. (same model, i think one's a little newer). If i get two amps exactly the same, brand new, is it possible i might still have the same prob, and is there a way to fix it?

You can adjust the output of the amp so that they both are the same output voltage.  Just the lightest touch on the gain will make a 1 volt difference...if you can get it that close, even.  When you're at ~28 volts and higher, 1 volt isn't that much difference to worry about.Build the box so that it performs well in the worst case scenario and, in return, it will reward you at all times.

I think i finally found some good amps, for a decent price on ebay. An Orion HCCA-D2400. They push 800 rms into 2 ohms, and people have told me they are good amps. Did I find the right one this time?Disturbin' Tha Peace

Yes, Orion is great quality! nice choice on subwoofers also.1 15" Memphis Mojo,

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