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Originally Posted by TROOPER
I could easily be talked into a single 12" LOL 
Any advantages with dual voice coild over a single voice coil,
other than it give you different wiring options, and ability to get a different impedance?? |
Thats the advantages.
Amps can be cheap but if you go to cheap you can end up having a low end amp, sending a distorted signal to your good subs. You need a good strong amp that will push the subs without struggling.
TXA-1000D - Cadence Class D Mono Power 1000 Watt Amplifier
LRX 1.400 - Audison 1 Ch 900 Watt Amplifier
P700-1bd - Rockford Fosgate 700 Watt Class-bd Monoblock Puch Series Amplifier
PDX-1.1000 - Alpine 1 Ch 1000 Watt Digital Power Amplifier
Would be the subs you want to look at. You want a amp that has some leg room and not something that is struggling pushing out power.
A single 12 is another option that you might be happy with. 2 10'2 is going to have more cone area than one 12 and will produce more bass. Only a 12 can go lower but is sometimes not a big deal to people. Also with a single 12 you could go with a lower power amp because you are only running one.
Here are the wiring diagrams for wiring subs.
http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/wo...igurations.asp