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im planning the get a 12" bl here in the next couple months. i was wondering if a alpine mrp-m1000 is enough to power the bl on stock alt and everything? i know the alpine is rated 1,000watts rms at 2 ohm but says unstable at 1 ohm

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hqvnt used alpine amps but arent the bls rated at 1500? or is it 1000?

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hqvnt used alpine amps but arent the bls rated at 1500? or is it 1000?

i thought they were rated 1000 but i could be wrong ill go check again

just checked it says 1000

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well i f that alpine puts out rated it should be fine, get the dule 1's and wire u to 2ohms. thats if the amp puts out rated power. like i said i never used it beore. if not a believe an audioque 1200D is only around 250 or 300

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well i f that alpine puts out rated it should be fine, get the dule 1's and wire u to 2ohms. thats if the amp puts out rated power. like i said i never used it beore. if not a believe an audioque 1200D is only around 250 or 300

whats the difference between doing that and getting the dual 2 ohm?

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duel 2's can not be wired to 2 ohms on one amp. each coil has its own impedence. you can wire duel 2's to either 1 ohm or 4 ohm, or you can wire duel 1's to either half ohm or 2 ohm. look up the rockford wiring wizard if you need help with thid. they explsin it bette than me

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duel 2's can not be wired to 2 ohms on one amp. each coil has its own impedence. you can wire duel 2's to either 1 ohm or 4 ohm, or you can wire duel 1's to either half ohm or 2 ohm. look up the rockford wiring wizard if you need help with thid. they explsin it bette than me

ok thanks.

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a dual 1 ohm woofer can be wired in parallel to .5 ohms or in series to 2 ohms.

dual 2 woofer is 1 ohm in parallel and 4 in series

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beat you! lol, and no problem just remember. a dule voice coil woofer has 2 coils so you have to account for that when choosing wich one to use on your amp

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a dual 1 ohm woofer can be wired in parallel to .5 ohms or in series to 2 ohms.

dual 2 woofer is 1 ohm in parallel and 4 in series

That MRP-M1000 will put out the rated power at 2 ohms.

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