Curt,
Your info on the JBL is a bit sketchy. Check out the JBL webpage and
look at the specs. The JBL amps are great and they are 1 ohm stable. But,
you don't get the doubling of power by going from 2 ohm to 1 ohm like you
would think. JBL's are power limited to prevent the power supply from
failing. You will be limited at 600W total for any load above 2 ohm. I've
got two JBL 1200.1's and didn't realize that until later.
Jon
<cwkitts@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>
> Well, got tired of all the "mid bass" in the dak. So here is what i intend
> to do. Build a new box, for 2 audiobahn 8" subs. Partition the box so it
> ends up being 2 boxes. Run a jbl 600.1 amp to the subs, wired to 1 ohm.
That
> should give me 600 per channel, or speaker. I choose Audiobahn over jl
audio
> for the simple fact that in a side by side comparison, the audiobahn sound
> better and louder. I choose the jbl amp because less features equal less
> money, but u dont give up quality. Just less features. And when u stick
the
> amp under the seat, there aint much room for adjusting "features" on the
> amp. Already have the box built and the audio bahn sub fired up. I put the
> jl sub in the other hole to use as a passive speaker. The box has to be a
> bit bigger, i think, but thats a little ways down the road. Damn
> rain!!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Let me know what u think or any suggestions.
>
> Curt
>
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