should be ok, set it up correcty and it will pound

 

wait is that Momo sub a dual voice coil???? if it is i hope that amp is 1 ohm stable if you plan on bridging it

<---- Circuit City car audio employee

edit: nevermind i looked at the specs. that box should slam. have fun with it

 

Thanks for all of your opinions :thumbup: More are welcome.

 

I talked to someone at school that has 2 10" subs and he said something about surface area of the subwoofers, how it is better to have 2 subs then 1 b/c of the surface area. Will that be much of an issue for me?

 

<---- went unconventional. Elemental Designs 10O.44 and DEI Viper d1200.1 monoblock. $500 for the set. Should sound amazing, but I have yet to install. Waiting for a friend to help me out. Will take pics of the uninstalled equipment when I get home

 

2 10's will have about the same surface area as (1) 12

2 12's " " " " " " " " (1) 15...etc

the benefit is w/ one sub you can usually have a smaller box & still get the same or better sound outta it. you just have to get a dvc or svc @ a lower impedence

 

What do you mean?

 

to get the best out of your amp, you must match the total impedance from the subs to the best rating on the amp. usually a mono amp will produce the most power at 2OHM, sometimes, one. a 2ch amp will usually be best at 4OHM bridged.........i dunno where im going with this. h:

so just make sure the impedance of the sub matches that of the amp. h:

 

SVC 500w RMS 4ohm sub + 2ch bridged amp to 4ohms mono 550rms = :thumbup:

 

but its a Polk Momo sub....