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Is something wrong with running two different size subs in your car?
i will have them in different boxes and on different amps, so what would be the problem? got 18" now wanna throw two twelves in the 18 is on 3200 watts and the 12s will be on 1200.
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- yahoo sucksLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
Running different size subs can cause cancelation at certain freqencies and actually cause the bass to sound quieter. This does not happen every time but it can happen.
- Bass AddictionLv 49 years ago
Besides these two good answers it Just would look professional even if you pulled it off
- Never2MuchBassLv 49 years ago
Nope, there's nothing wrong with that. Just make sure the EQ's on both amps are matched up fairly well or else you'll have slight phase/cancellation issues in the frequency waves. It would be better if the amps were from the same company with the same type of internal crossover.
I've heard a system with 2 18's and 2 15's. The 18's were on 1 4300 watt amp and the 15's were on 2 2200 watt amps, all amps were from the same company. The 18's were in a seperate enclosure from the 15's of course. The setup sounded amazing. BTW, it was all AudioQue equipment in EXO's Expedition at Spring Break Nationals.