But how would you wire that? I guess you could wire 2 subs to 1 amp, and give each additional sub its own amp..but that wouldn't be the preferred way if the subs are sharing an enclosure.
We do it for reserve. Extras are necessary when our car and its accessories demand more current than our alt(s) can supply. Of course some people use them so they can play with their car off.
For ur system, I would do the big 3 and replace the starter with a nice AGM (preferably XS)
Boiler shipped my order the day after I ordered. He responded to my text messages fats too.
He's an excellent seller, and Id definitely feel comfortable buying from him again
aka no peaks/ flat frequency response
No frequencies have peaks, so no frequency sounds a lot louder. This could be tested with an RTA (I think thats what its called).
Yes and no. One goal of SQ is to have a somewhat flat sound stage. Say you have 2 Fi 15" Qs in the back on a Sundown 2500D. You would want more mids and highs and more power for them in order to have a flat soundstage.
But, say you have a DC Level 2 on a Rockford P300-1bd. Having 10 mids and 10 highs isnt what youd want, because you most likely wont have a flat sound stage..it would peak because of the mids and highs.
Thats my understanding atleast