excellent recommendation abdul. I've been using 2 - 10" JL Audio W0's wired at 300W x 1 @ 4ohms mono and these subs rock!! (and these are jl audio's low end subs!!!) JL Audio makes the best sounding, most efficient subwoofers money can buy IMO. And the RMS power rating is very conservative to boot... you can easily add more to these and not blow them out
if you absolutely need DVC, i believe the W3 model comes in a DVC version... the W6's and W7's do also, but those are 12ohm subs and i seriously doubt a jensen amp would handle an odd impedence like that... they were purposely made as 12ohm subs so you can wire 3 W6's together in a 4ohm mono load.
<< Also the JBL is a 2-ohm, and the Jensen amp is 4... how would I wire that to work? thanks in advance >>
almost every amp in existance can handle at least a 2ohm load... the impedence of the amp is determined by the impedance of the subs.
Example 1 (using a 2 - channel 75x2 amp for easy of demonstration):
2 - 8ohm speakers, each wired to a separate channel normally would produce an 8ohm stereo load (75 watts x 2 speakers)
Example 2 (again with a 2 - channel amp):
2 - 8ohm speakers bridged would make the amp run in a 4ohm mono load (300watts x "1" speaker)
