single dvc sub on a 4 ch amp

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Topic: single dvc sub on a 4 ch amp

Posted By: high-fi dragon
Subject: single dvc sub on a 4 ch amp
Date Posted: June 27, 2008 at 7:25 PM

hello all first post here and i need a little help.currently i'm running a eclipse xa4000 4 channel amp on 2 older mtx 8000 10" subs.but i'm wanting to go all eclipse front to back.i already have 4" and 6 1/2 "point source and an ea4000 on them and i'm looking for a good deal on a head unit.anyways i'm wanting to put a single 12" dvc sub on the xa4000 with each coil bridged to each side of the amp.the amp's rms is 350 per side bridged.is this doable,i do not want to replace the xa4000 period or even move it to mids and highs

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Posted By: i am an idiot
Date Posted: June 27, 2008 at 8:12 PM

Yes this is "doable" as long as you get a Dual 4 Ohm speaker.

Posted By: high-fi dragon
Date Posted: June 27, 2008 at 8:28 PM

cool,thx for ths info.now i need to find that perfect dvc eclipse sub that will match the amp.any reccomendations.700 watts total 350 per side from the amp.

Posted By: forbidden
Date Posted: June 28, 2008 at 5:34 PM

Not going to happen unless you find a older model Titanium driver. It was the only model that was dvc 4 ohm and could handle 750w rms. Look for the SW9122.

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Posted By: haemphyst
Date Posted: June 29, 2008 at 2:43 AM

forbidden wrote:

Not going to happen unless you find a older model Titanium driver. It was the only model that was dvc 4 ohm and could handle 750w rms. Look for the SW9122.

Ohhhh, yeeaaahh... Even though my PERSONAL opinion is that it wanted more than 750... If you can't lay hands on an older Ti woofer, try one of these...

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