amp to run 2 planet audio 15's

whats the coil configuration on them. i am sure they can be wired differently

 

Are they dual 2ohm coils or dual 4ohm coils?

 

so you can wire them to 2 ohm

 

can we have a link to your subs?

 

http://onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/p_20642_Planet_Audio_BB15D.aspx

are these it? if so, and you have 2 of them, wire them to 1 ohm. and you can use this amp to get all they got out of them.
http://onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/p_20630_Planet_Audio_BB14001.aspx

or(but be careful)

http://www.audioque.com/aq/order.htm

 

it's rather simple, to open your windows even more, i'd perosnaly wire them to 1 ohm, because for that odd number your looking for, it's more likly to find it at 1ohm, maybe a higher end mtx, ot jl audio mid range amp, here's how to wire it for 1 ohm's, and if you wire it like that, you don't have to limit your self to a 2 channel amp, and just go for a class D single channel amp, that'll be more stable and be less wires. I've only been researching this stuff my self about a week. but i have an electrical background so it's rather simple logic for me to follow. ;P





here's a cheaper site to buy that amp he linked, and yes, those subs can handle 1800 wats, and that amp only maxes at, but if you want to have them longer and have a are looking for less thump, just wire them for 4 ohm's, that amp runs at 800 watts for 4ohm's whitch is preferct for what you were looking for.
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_19794_Planet+Audio+VX2200D+R-B.html

here's how to wire it for 4 ohm's

 

he should run 900RMS each sub. thats how you will get the most out of them. and eviling, that amp is refurbished so idk about it.

 

No sub ever blows because you don't give it full rms power, but most people like to have some headroom for future projects and so that the amp isnt running at full power constantly.

I say go with the Audioque 2200 that Jonny linked to in post #8 and just don't be crazy on the gains cause those amps are fairly underrated.

 

what he said ^^^^