Thanks Zing, I'm already in the works for an amp, and I'm getting my 4ch from Smart asap.

ahhhh dont go 4... you will not be able to get enough out of a 4 to put enough power to the subs. i would reccomend getting 2 different dedicated amps... thats my opinion.

if the amps are dvc get a 2 chann for em
if they are svc get a mono

but you didnt need me to tell you that.... i mean your cat has a freaking costume!

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ahhhh dont go 4... you will not be able to get enough out of a 4 to put enough power to the subs. i would reccomend getting 2 different dedicated amps... thats my opinion.

if the amps are dvc get a 2 chann for em
if they are svc get a mono

but you didnt need me to tell you that.... i mean your cat has a freaking costume!
edit:
saw your wtb post...4 chann amp is not gonna be for the subs is it...

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Are you stupid, a mono amp would work better for a sub no matter how many coils it has, It just depends on what impedance you want to run it at.

learn to read.
between the lines

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Well then explain to me what that is supposed to mean....

im assuming 2 coils at 4 ohm's x 2 subs
1 ohm mono load to the amp and what if he does not find a mono in his price range.
or he can run 1 sub per chann for a 2 chann amp at 2 ohm's per channel.
or if they are svc run coild in parallel, 2 ohm load to the amp. i was not sure if he had a set price range for an amp he was looking for. i should have asked that before jumping to conclustion's.

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Well the thing is you can easily find a cheaper mono amp that will put out enough power at 1 ohm, instead of running a 2 channel amp which will end up putting out less power at 2 ohms, and will probaly cost more.

where have you seen 2 chann's more expensive then mono's?

k im done lol, im stupid and its late, im going to bed haha.

looking at steve's site 2 chann amps are roughly 100 bucks less then mono's of the same output.

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^^Unless the given 2 channel amp is 2 ohm mono stable, just one 2 channel amp won't work for this setup.

It's easiest and cheapest to use one mono amp that puts out good 2 ohm power. It doesn't have to be 1 ohm stable, because the setup is going to see a 2 ohm load. So obtaining a 2 ohm mono stable amp is the key.

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