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If your subwoofer has dual 2 ohm voice coils you need an amplifier that makes around 500 watts rms at either a 1 ohm load or a 4 ohm load. Their is no way to wire two 2 ohm voice coils too a 2 ohm load. Charles answers every subwoofer question with the same wrong answer.

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you need a class d or mono amplifier that makes the same amount of RMS that the sub woofer can handle and the amplifier has to be stable at 2 ohms.hope this helps.

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