amp - 500 watts x 1 at 2 ohms

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-oAq8wzS...p;I=489AP1000M


sub - dual 2 ohm voice coils 75-500watts rms

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-oAq8wzS...mp;I=575P3D212


like i said before imnot good with the ohms and wattage when it comes to subs....will these work out right...if so how do i wire them

 

If your getting 1 sub, you don't want a 2-ohm dual, you want a 4-ohm dual, it will wire up to 2 ohms.

A dual 2 ohm sub will wire up to 4, which means less overall power from your amp.

If you get a single voice coil sub, 2-ohms is fine, it will stay at 2-ohms when you wire it up.

Heres the wire up for a single Dual 4-ohm http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/le...ono_1-4ohm-DVC

 

so if i get that amp cuz i want about 500 watts of bas torught one sub i get a single voice coil 2 ohm sub

 

you can get a single coil 2 ohm, or a dual 4ohm coil. the alpine type-r has a rating of 500watts rms and you can get it in dual 4 ohms voice coils, thats the sub im running and love it. I don't know about that model rockford you are looking at, but the last model punch 3 had really sloppy bass, i prefer the alpine type-r (cleaner, tight bass), but thats just my opinion. plus it is the same price http://www.crutchfield.com/S-53Qqbrr...p;i=500SWR1242

 

hes right, single 2 ohm or dual 4, only way I would ever sell a system to someone.

There's just no point in running 4 wire-ups, unless you have an amp you want to run cooler, and money to waste.

 

mono amps always sound good if youre just runnin one sub.