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Lil Wayne
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Depends on what you want to do. I used 2 channel amps and more subs for a long time. Took up more space to produce the sound I wanted. I went to Higher Watt Subs and wired them in parallel, using the Higher Watt Amps (Single Channel). I now produce the same sound, or more, with less space used.
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You are best off trying to find subs that can be wired parallel. and an amp that supports that set up because I have been using single channell or two channel bridged on mutliple speakers. however u wanna make sure the amp has a fan or two. It does draw alot of power and causes alot of heat. just again to be sure that you have correct size power wire and ground. and a fuse supported power wire at that
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if you match the rms of the sub to the rms of the amp and have the right size box you will get what you are looking for. i have 2 12" JL Audio w/0 4 ohm that are 125 watt rms each in a 1.25 cu. ft. box per sub with a JL Audio 250/1 amp and it hits as hard as a 1,000 watt system. its loud and clear and one of the best i have ever had.
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That depends....do you want to drive more speakers or do you want to drive a smaller number of speakers with more power? If the first, then get a multi-channel amp. If the second, then get a (typically) 2-channel amp with more power.
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