What Amp should I look for for these subs?

are they single voice coil subs or dual?

 

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your gonna have to do a lil reading. those subs are the same size but different in impedance. meaning one will receive more power and the other will get less if wired together. so its going to have to be one or the other.

now thats a tuff choice. you have a few different choices for ohm loads. but you'll have to choose one sub.

 

once you learn impedances its all cake after that.

with a d2 ohm sub you have 2 options 1 ohm and 4 ohm.

with the d4 ohm sub your choices are 2 ohm and 8 ohm.

now once you know what the load is you can choose your amp or if you have an amp then you can choose which sub will work for your application.

say your amp is stable into a 4 ohm mono load. then you'll choose the D2 sub and wire it for 4 ohms. and so forth and so on for the other sub.

 

you'll get equal power using either one. each coil will share the load. wether its the d4 or d2.

 

most D class mono (1 channel) amps still come with 2 sets of terminals... you can either wire the subs together in the box then from the box have one set coming out then to the amp or both sets from the box to the amp.

What kind of subs do you have? are they dual voice coil (DVC) or single voice coil (SVC). 4ohm or 2ohm?

 

oh i thought you had 1 of each all ready.

 

lol ok. before you get the subs you'll need to know what kind of load the amp you get will handle. i.e 1 ohm mono, 2 ohm mono, or 4 ohm mono.

i helped install a system in my friends 2000 silverado so i know what fits and what kind of room you'll have.

do you want to replace the rear speakers too? cause i think the rear seat has to come out to take out the drivers side rear. its a pain to do too.lol.

the 3rd door passenger speaker wasnt too bad. the front doors are a breeze. as is the head unit.

 

you can buy some coaxials and keep it simple. that way you dont have to cut holes for tweets.

 

I like the p3's for sq but I don't usually recommend them because the foam surround gets torn up easily and the laminate on the cone peels. I've had them on Kenwood 9104's before though and been satisfied.

 

a coaxial is a speaker with the woofer and tweeter in the same cone. nt a brand of speaker.

 

thats the outer most part of the speaker. foam just doesnt last as long as rubber surrounds.