Quote (AtreyuRocks @ 9 Sep 2011 00:32)
Any DVC sub you can get you should be able to get in an SVC line as well. The number of coils does not determine quality, just total impedence as seen to the amp. Sounds like you have a basic knowledge but for instance an IDQ SVC will sound the same as an IDQ DVC. Just depends on how low you can drop the impedence on the amp and how many subs you want in total.

i've already talked to people about dvc vs single
i understand the concept of being able to wire the subs in 2 and 1 vs 4 and 8, and mono vs 2/4
and (not being an ass) i don't need to be lectured.
e) and why would you even ask the question if you answered your own question, if you get a single SVC sub you'd get a 4 or 8 ohm load, if you got a DVC sub you could get a 8/4/2/1 ohm load, the advantage to a DVC is the ability to change the load
so i'm confused why you would even ask when the brand is the only difference because he only picked either shitty models, wired incorrectly, or just sound horrible in his truck
and another thing you forgot is if the amp even have the ability to be used at the impedance that the subs are wired up as
This post was edited by SKYE12977 on Sep 8 2011 11:33pm