the only reason i'm interested in a birth sheet is b/c it gives me some idea on how underrated you are. it would help me help you choose w/o worry about overdriving your subs.

and there are a ton of wiring and install guides out there. give the search a run or two, and if you come up empty handed, i'm sure we'll give you a hand.


and if you set this up for a 4 ohm DVC sub w/ a 2 ohm total load, you'd just have to wire another 2 ohm total load sub in parallel. it would drop your total load to 1 ohm, but give you 200 Wrms in both subs. know now though -- it's probably going to get toasty warm on that amp if you run @ 1 ohm.

hope this helps.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by PJK3
the only reason i'm interested in a birth sheet is b/c it gives me some idea on how underrated you are.

 

if you're going to put it up in there, you might want to consider some fannage in the future. frankly, i'd try it out w/o fans and then add them if you need it.


btw -- unless you're way overrated, you should be good w/ the 8W3v2. it's supposedly good to 250 Wrms.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by PJK3

btw -- unless you're way overrated, you should be good w/ the 8W3v2.

 

sorta?

i was basing it on their range of wattages shown in the brochure, and not their recommended midline number. when you're shopping for other subs, you see a 50 Wrms min and a 200 Wrms max right?

do you think 110 Wrms? no, you probably think 200 Wrms.

thus, my 250 Wrms number.

make sense?


regretfully... looking, i was mistaken in memory. the Eclipse is only offered as 4 or 8 ohm SVC and as you pointed out... eD is apparently down for revamping of their site.



any other suggestions for subs??