quick question
rillaman
12-19-2004, 08:59 PM
whats the difference between single coil and dual coil subs and which one is better?
aznxthuggie
12-19-2004, 09:21 PM
its up to ur amp really
dvc subs usually have more ways to be wired
and they're both the same, once again its up to ur amp
dvc subs usually have more ways to be wired
and they're both the same, once again its up to ur amp
sr20de4evr
12-19-2004, 11:19 PM
neither is "better", it's all about the application
imagine you take a single 4ohm coil, cut it in half, and put terminals on those 2 free ends. Now you have dual 2ohm coils, you can either wire them in series to get that original 4ohm load like you had before, OR you can wire them in parallel and drop down to 1ohm for use with a high power monoblock amp.
All about flexibility
imagine you take a single 4ohm coil, cut it in half, and put terminals on those 2 free ends. Now you have dual 2ohm coils, you can either wire them in series to get that original 4ohm load like you had before, OR you can wire them in parallel and drop down to 1ohm for use with a high power monoblock amp.
All about flexibility
rillaman
12-20-2004, 01:30 PM
neither is "better", it's all about the application
imagine you take a single 4ohm coil, cut it in half, and put terminals on those 2 free ends. Now you have dual 2ohm coils, you can either wire them in series to get that original 4ohm load like you had before, OR you can wire them in parallel and drop down to 1ohm for use with a high power monoblock amp.
All about flexibility
thank you
imagine you take a single 4ohm coil, cut it in half, and put terminals on those 2 free ends. Now you have dual 2ohm coils, you can either wire them in series to get that original 4ohm load like you had before, OR you can wire them in parallel and drop down to 1ohm for use with a high power monoblock amp.
All about flexibility
thank you
Automotive Network, Inc., Copyright ©2025