I was going thinking about running 1 of these amps on two Pro Strokers. I want to wire the voice coils in parallel, dropping the ohms to 1. That would put 5000 watts to each speaker (2500 watts per voice coil). This is a grand total of 10Kw of power to 2 15" CV's. What do you guys think?
It would be exactly to spec. 1250 RMS to each voice coil 2500 RMS total for each sub. I forgot to say that the hifonics numbers are all peak, not rms...my bad.
um the according to people who actually heard the stroker pros they do have good sq in a sealed box...Dont know about ported though.. even my stroker 152 has ok sq in its sealed box but thatll change when i put it in a ported box for my ht =.. and the recommended ported box size for the 15 pro is only 3 cubes each unlike mine thats 5 cubes.. 6 cubes for to 15 aint bad
im not worryied about sq or i would of gotten something different and i know my sq will dimminish when i port it,And your point bieng? its still going to rumble for my movies,which is All i want at the moment.. the regular strokers are for spl while the stroker pro's are made for sql..and o1gpse im from ceder pointville <joke> Which is sandusky.. there was someone else from the same town here...
um no i want something that rumbles to the point of knocking things off the walls next store. my front speakers produce enough accurate bass for the rest...so im not worried about the tight controlled bass from the sub... yes i have my fronts play the full freq range...So wtf ever, Which part of its still going to rumble for my movies,which is All i want at the moment<~~~ didn't you get.
If you're looking some kind of SQ a 15" CV Stoker pro is NOT the sub for you.
Not to mention it would be a sin to put that sub in a sealed box, that sub wants ported and wants low tones. Not exactly a sub i'd really reccommend for daily driving purposes...
