The subs specs, and the amps specs. At what ohms, you're amp puts out how minny watts... that kind of thing.
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TWO 12" Phoenix Gold Xenon X12D2 RMS Power: 500W Peak Power Handling: 900W Sensitivity: 80.4 dB 175 oz. magnet Mounting Depth: 6 7/8" Xe-Driver (only found in Phoenix Gold) Magnetic regulation flux circuit Ultra-Low Distortion 2.5" Voice Coil Oversized Magnet (allows the sub too hit extremely hard and deep without distorting) Removable Magnet Boot xe-Line? Advanced suspension found only in Phoenix subs allow extreme durability, and long life Large Roll Butyl Rubber Surround Computer optimized dual spiders Custom-Tooled Spider Spacing Ring with Integrated Terminals True 40mm (1 1/3") Peak-To-Peak Excursion XeFLEX? ? Reversible mounting gasket and concealed ring Injection Molded Grained Polypropylene Cone 8-Piece Injection Molded Polypropylene Dust Cap Expanded Metal Vent Inlays Black Powder Coated Cast Aluminum Basket 2 8 mm Blue LEDs Hex Screw Wire Terminals
Phoenix Gold Octane R Series 800 Watt Mono Block Amp Class D Output Stages Audiophile Grade Components Continuous Power Output @ 4 Ohms Mono: 300 Watts(rms) x 1 Continuous Power Output @ 2 Ohms Mono: 600 Watts(rms) x 1 Maximum Power Output @ 4 Ohms Mono: 400 Watts(peak) x 1 Maximum Power Output @ 2 Ohms Mono: 800 Watts(peak) x 1 Amplifier Stable To 2 Ohms Mono Built In Electronic Crossover 18 dB/Octave Crossovers Crossover Continuously Variable From 40 Hz To 400 Hz Built In Bass Boost Circuitry Variable Bass Boost Level From 0 To +15 dB Bass Boost Center Frequency @ 45 Hz Built In Subsonic Filter Subsonic Filter Variable From 20 Hz To 55 Hz Subsonic Filter Slope Of 18 dB/Octave Pass Thru Pre Amp Outputs Frequecy Response From 20 Hz To 330 Hz Signal To Noise Ratio Greater Than 90 dB Accepts Up To 4 Volts(rms) Pre Amp Level Inputs RMD Port (For Use With Remote Diagnostic Diplay: Optional) Approx Exterior Dimensions: 11"x2.25"x14.75"
haha you wanted all the specs, there is now better when it comes with wiring your subs, it really depends on you application. if all you do is like to play burps you might wanna lower you ohms to the lowest allowable by your amp. however, if you do more than compete in comps, you might not wanna use your amp at a low impedence cuze it cut your amp's life.
I got it figured out...I had it Parallel/Parallel, and have now switched it to Series/Parallel, and it now hits extremely hard. Thanks for the help though, it's greatly appreciated.