I really want to get a Fi BL15 but its options are only 1 and 2 ohm. I have an E.d. Nine.1 and could run it at 1 ohm but am unsure how stable it would be.
I know its slim but if anyone knows Scott or his company is there a way to order a 4 ohm BL?
Or, would my ed nine.1 be ok at 1 ohm?
If either. Can someone reference me to a 15" sub that has around 1000rms that i can wire to 2 ohms (DVC 4 ohm or SVC 2 ohm). yes im looking decent quality in sound and not strictly SPL. price range 200-300.
Did someone at a shop tell you dont run amps at one ohm? That amp will be fine running at one ohm with no problems. But if you really only want to run that amp at two ohms then just get a dual one ohm sub and wire it to two ohms. By the way i would get the q over the bl because it sounds like you want sq over spl
Thats good to hear it will be fine at 1 ohm all day. So I can wire a 1 ohm DVC at 2 ohms? and ya I can't make up my mind whether I want the Q or the BL. I want my sub to sound great sq wise but i also want to hit high decibeles. however i've been wanting a Q for a long time and just recently thought about the BL thinking its sq will be higher than average anyways. What would be recommended, wiring at 1 ohm or 2 ohms? is there any pros to wiring at 2 ohms? Its rated to put out 900 @ 2 and 1200 at 1, either are fine to push a Q or BL at their 1000wrms.
Dual 1 ohm lets you wire to .5 ohm or 2 ohms. While dual 2 ohm lets you wire to 1 ohm or 4 ohm. If I were you, I would get a dual 2 ohm version of whichever sub you finally decide on and wire it to 1 ohm to get 1200rms out of that amp.