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so i have 2 Saz-4500D and 2 AA mayhems 2ohms. was wondering should i wire them .5 ohms to run with 1 amp or wire them to 2ohms and strap both amps?

i know the subs are rated at 2500 each and will be throwing about 10k at them, should i do it or not? the box they are in is at 12.3 cubes (a little over 6 per sub)

i have the DD-1 and CC-1 and was thinking if i run the 2 amps i can use track 3 so i wont feed them too much power. what would you do and how would you do it?

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I would try both. But I head that unstrapped is more loud and clean. But if you strap, you only need one bass knob. Decisions, decisions...


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Me personally would run both amps, simply because a bass knob is my friend... and i'm kinda dumb. If you have em, do it.

I would try both. But I head that unstrapped is more loud and clean. But if you strap, you only need one bass knob. Decisions, decisions...

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what size are the subs?

18's

I would try both. But I head that unstrapped is more loud and clean. But if you strap, you only need one bass knob. Decisions, decisions...

that's the reason i would strap them, to only use 1 knob

and by the way i have heard that its better to strap since you run amps at 2 ohms making easy on your electrical

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Well, if they are d2, why don't you just run one amp per sub and don't strap? That would bring it to 1 ohm before rise. I thought I read that ray (dc98hoe) is running 4400 clamped and skittles was putting a 12k to his. I also read that running them not clamped will results in being louder.

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having a big box and more than rated power it could be bad news so i would be real careful with it, at first until i know for sure it can take it depending on your rise you should be ok

yes thats why i was thinking of making the box smaller like 4.5 cubes per sub

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Well, if they are d2, why don't you just run one amp per sub and don't strap? That would bring it to 1 ohm before rise. I thought I read that ray (dc98hoe) is running 4400 clamped and skittles was putting a 12k to his. I also read that running them not clamped will results in being louder.

yeah thats stuff i would like to know. i dont care if o blow the subs i can always recone and maybe add more subs, still wouldnt stop me from playing safe

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If your worried about the bass knob you could always run a PAC LC1. I agree on not strapping them too.

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