Coupcommander03

So it is possible to have 2 amps to one subwoofer.. The Subwoofers are 3000W/1500RMS.. The amps are 1700RMS at 1 ohm.. If i do this.. What would need to be done in the way of power? RCAs? and Tuning?

NOW NOW NOW!!! lol.. this has not been done.. REMEMBER.. it was a question to see what would happen? But thank you for all the Info.. Once Im back from Afghanistan.. I will know what NOT to do with my system.. lol.. Taking the Interior apart should be fun. Thanks EVERYONE!!

So having it bridged to a 0.5 ohm load is ok but for a short period of time? Another QUESTION!!! i am using a BASS PROCESSOR BY US AMPS.. THE VLS-1.. Running RCAs from the deck to the VLS-, then using Y-SPLITTERS, Making the left and right channels another set of RCAs to each amp.. IS THAT A GOOD THING TO DO? or just run the RCAs to one amp and use the output on the one to the other?

So i should just leave it at 1 amp to 1 subwoofer.. OK.. ALSO!!! YES, it is a 1ohmDVC subwoofer.. What would happen if i Bridged the subwoofer to 0.5ohms and hooked it up to the 1ohm stable amp? What would happen? Would it be very bad for the subwoofer or for the amp? Learning car enthusiast here!

US AMPS VLS-1.. AWESOME BASS PROCESSOR... (RADIO - RCA - BASS PROCESSOR w/ BASS KNOB - AMP) Check it out.. I use it and it has made everything so much better!!!

I have 2 RE Audio MX 12 D1 (DVC) Subwoofers.. Using 2 Hifonics Brutus 1700.1 Monoblock Super-D Class Amplifiers.. I am wanting to know, am I able to use these two amps on 1 subwoofer.. and what would the outcome be? 1 amp to 1 voice coil on the subwoofer.. So it would be 2 amps to one subwoofer (ONE AMP TO EACH VOICE COIL) IS THIS POSSIBLE AND ARE THERE ANY REPROCUSSIONS TO THIS???