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Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,242
| 1) you only hook up one VC?
2) you feed eachvc a different signal (ie lt chan to one rt chan to the other)?
Would anything bad happen????? | 
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Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,242
| Thanks, that answers all my questions (and more).
To sum it up, yes you can run one coild, both coils, same signal, different signal, it wont hurt your woofer. | |
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| Just keep in mind that only running one coil drastically changes the T/S parameters of the driver, so if you're using a box program you'll want to remember that. | |
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| Why do you want to run only one coil?
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| | | | | | | | Merry Christmass from CCA
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| Some companies suggest only running 1 coil on some subs if you're using a sealed box.
I know DLS does this with their Iridium series subs. | |
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