So just one of the eD subs wouldn't work?

 

Ok, how about some extreme noobquestions that will help me make a better informed decision:

1. How do I match up a sub with my amp? Based on its specs, am I looking for a 300w RMS and 600+w MAX sub at 4 ohms? Or at 4 ohms am I at 300w MAX?

2. My amp can run 600w MAX at 2 ohms, does that mean if I get a 2 ohm sub I need to look for 600w RMS? If not, how do you match up a 2 ohm sub to your amp? Are these better?

3. Does it matter if it is a single or dual (or more) voice coil with a mono block amp? Are you using less power to the sub if you are having to power more than one voice coil?

4. What is a voice coild and why do they have multiple voice coils that need to be powered?

Sorry about all the questions but you can see how little I actually know.

 

Read at this site or in the information sticky in this section of the forum...


bcae1.com

 

yo man whats up with audioque subs? they look pretty good, and i've never heard of'em, how do you guys think they compare up against soundsplinter and FI car audio subs?

 

850AQ will compete with fi on the same level. Good thing about AQ is that DD makes them and they use american coils, and spiders<< very important parts for longevity of the sub. There basiclly DD's cheaper brother and that right there is the selling point. Even if they were 1/4 the quality of a DD sub they wouldownall in its price range.Cant go wrong with AQ.