rl-s quick question

[iLLlegal 0]

"2ohm single linear voice coil (TC Sounds patented proprietary technology, first time it will hit the open market)"

Does this mean the rl-s will only be able to run at 2ohm or how about will we go about wiring it up? reason im asking this is i might start looking for an amp and wanna know what it should be stable at...also for 2 subs to be wired up...thanks

[Supa_c 1]

Its just a 2ohm voice coil.

You can wire it into any final load you want

[iLLlegal 0]

accually??

yay.

[Supa_c 1]

Yes.

No funky wiring.

[psycho72 1]

It is a single voice coil, one positive and one negative. No wireing involved, 2 Ohms thats it. If you have two then you are wiring two voice coils so it will either be a 1 Ohm load or a 4 Ohm load. If you don't understand check out www.bcae1.com

[Impious 1,476]

It is a single voice coil, one positive and one negative. No wireing involved, 2 Ohms thats it. If you have two then you are wiring two voice coils so it will either be a 1 Ohm load or a 4 Ohm load.

With a single SVC 2ohm coil you only have one option; 2ohms. That's it.