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sorry to bug ppl. Can anyone shine light onthis situation, I got an MTX 801D on a deal and need to hook 1 12" sub to it(for space), should I just get 2 subs or can I run 1 DVC 12" with it. If so which one do you suggest?Again sorry if this has been covered, I searched but didn't see this exact predicament.

 
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Get a JL 12W6v2 and run parrallel to get 2 ohms box size for W6s is considered on of the smallest @ 1.25 ft3, awsome subs for the money

 
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You can hook almost anything to that amp if you do it right. The key features you want to pay attention to are ohms and the wiring.

First, heres a bunch of wiring tutorials:
JL Wiring Tutorials

That amp puts out either 800 rms @ 2 ohms OR 400rms @ 4 ohms.

So some combinations that would work:
* One 4 ohm sub, 400 rms
* One 2 ohm sub, 800 rms
* One DVC 4 ohm sub, wired in parallel to 2 ohms, 800 rms
* One DVC 2 ohm sub, wired in series to 4 ohms, 400 rms
* Two 4 ohm subs, wired in parallel to 2 ohms, 800 rms, 400 rms each
* Two 2 ohm subs, wired in series to 4 ohms, 400 rms, 200 rms each
* Two DVC 4 ohm subs, wired in parallel+series to 4 ohms, 400 rms, 200 rms each
* Two DVC 2 ohm subs, wired in parallel+series to 2 ohms, 800 rms, 400 rms each

Happy sub hunting ......

 
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IMO that would be a great sub choice .....

 
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thanx alot guys. I will prolly go with the 1 dvc 12" parrellel (not sure of the W6 .. cost issues). But I thank you again for your time.

 
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IF getting two subs get 2 JL Audio W3v2's. They won't disappoint.

 
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I think 800 rms is probably too much power for a single 12" w3v2 ......

If your getting one 12, then get a DVC 2 ohm, wired in SERIES making 4 ohms, for 400 rms.

If your getting two 12's, get the DVC 2 ohm, wired in SERIES + PARALLEL for 2 ohms, giving 400 rms each.

Mystic can tell you more about how much power they should have.