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Short Hand · 11-18-2004, 12:20 AM

dual 10 inch, in a bandpass. ohh, and don't buy 1 mono block for 2 subs, you not supposed to bridge it onto 2 subs. if you run mono, you have to run to amps. I suggest a cheap 1200 watt amp capable of 2 channel,s run both subs on each channel, while running a mono signal from the deck (that is if the deck has a sub out).

if you bridge that mono block onto 2 subs at once, what happens is after about 25 minutes, it over heats and the heat sensor's turn it off etc.

Bandpass offers clean bass which comes from sealed, with the loudness of ported.

My reccomendations are either 2 10inch or 2 8inch Jl subs, MTX audio, Visonik, or MA Audio. Also note your box is just as important as your subs, so make sure its dimensions are correct for the subs, (port length, box size) & that the box is carpeted. Besides that, have fun with it.

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Short Hand is Offline Brigadier General Posts: 10,721 Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: C-eH-N-eH-D-eH eH?	11-18-2004, 12:20 AM dual 10 inch, in a bandpass. ohh, and don't buy 1 mono block for 2 subs, you not supposed to bridge it onto 2 subs. if you run mono, you have to run to amps. I suggest a cheap 1200 watt amp capable of 2 channel,s run both subs on each channel, while running a mono signal from the deck (that is if the deck has a sub out). if you bridge that mono block onto 2 subs at once, what happens is after about 25 minutes, it over heats and the heat sensor's turn it off etc. Bandpass offers clean bass which comes from sealed, with the loudness of ported. My reccomendations are either 2 10inch or 2 8inch Jl subs, MTX audio, Visonik, or MA Audio. Also note your box is just as important as your subs, so make sure its dimensions are correct for the subs, (port length, box size) & that the box is carpeted. Besides that, have fun with it.