Ryan from Ohio wrote:I usually goto Lowes. Here they give you two free cuts then its $0.25 a cut thereafter...
So you may end up paying $3-5 for the cuts. Trust me though, this is much faster than trying to do it at home with a circular saw...
The lowes and home depots around here suck at cutting, usually way off....
And a dual 2ohm sub can only be wired to either 1 or 4 ohms, not 2...
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EDIT: i just looked up your amp, it does 800 watts MAX @ 2 ohms, you couldn't get more then....maybe 500+ watts out of that amp IF you had a dual 4-ohm sub. You need to rewire it as well, it will damage the speaker with it wired like you have it. wire it at 4-ohms like it will show you on that link above, and consider getting a new amp that will give it maybe the 800 watts RMS not MAX
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Your best bet would probably be to find a 2 channel amp that puts out 800 rms, bridged at 4 ohms. You could also use a mono amp that puts out that much power at 1 ohm, but it will probably be more expensive.