Advice/configuration help on RL-p15's

[jeffp]

Need you guys quick guidence in making sure I'm not making a expensive mistake.

I've purchased the 1124p and a QSC RMX1450. I feel pretty comfortable with those two items, however on the subs I'm talking with Mike at SoundSplinter on the rlp15's.

He's willing to give me a slight discount on 6 over the price on the website of 2 or more. That said I could go 6 but he only has 4ohm availble in that quanity. I think the SPL would help running 6 vs 4 as I'm slightly over 4400 cu. ft. of space and worry that 4 just might not be enough.

Now where I need your advice/help is can I wire 6 of these without creating a problem? I'm looking at the following for a wiring diagram and see the only viable wiring options would be www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/learningcenter/car/subwoofers_wiring.html?subs=3&impedance=DVC4x2
which delivers a 2.67ohm load. My question is would I have to run the RMX1450 in 2ohm mode to support this or are there some other wiring or load option I could use with the amp?

Here's a link to the specs of the amp if your not familiar with it. www.qsc.com/products/amps/rmx/rmx.htm

Jeff

[ThomasW]

There's almost 4L of displacement per driver. So if you're into overkill buy 6.

Yes that's how you'd wire them to get that load.

There is no such thing as a 2 ohm 'mode' for the amp. The amp simply sees whatever the load is...

[jeffp]

Alright I've decided to start with 4. Since you say 6 is overkill I'll take your word for it, although I didn't think overkill was in your vocabulary

If I'm not happy with the results I can always buy the 2 additional and add them later. I'll be adding images and updates to my project thread shortly.

Thank you Thomas.....


Jeff