I have an rsd10d sub running off of an rsd 300.1 amp. I am thinking of adding another rsd10d sub. Will the 300.1 amp power two rsd10d subs?
Thanks for your help.
rsd10d sub & rsd 300.1
The problem is the load. With two 10D's you can only run 1 or 4 ohms to the amp, which is designed for 2 ohms. With one 10D you can do 2 or 8 ohms, which is perfect.
If you went with two subs at 4 ohms, it would be no louder than your current setup (half the power = -3dB, but double cone area = +3dB, so 0dB difference). If you went at 1 ohm the amp would be stressed, draw much more power, get much hotter, not sound as good, etc.
If you went with two subs at 4 ohms, it would be no louder than your current setup (half the power = -3dB, but double cone area = +3dB, so 0dB difference). If you went at 1 ohm the amp would be stressed, draw much more power, get much hotter, not sound as good, etc.
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if you want more volume, i would instead move to a rsd12d or even a rsdc if you can find them for a good price.
as mentioned above. adding a second sub wont be ideal for the amp and not net you very much volume, if any
as mentioned above. adding a second sub wont be ideal for the amp and not net you very much volume, if any
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