Angled Subwoofer, any issue to be concerned with?

[Superdave]

A dual 2 ohm woofer in series (now 4 ohm), then a dual 4 ohm woofer in series (now 8 ohm). Now wire those 2 woofers in pararell to equal 2.67 ohms.

This would be a total of 4 subs. 2 on each channel. My intention is to buy another inuke6000dsp.

[Paducah Home Theater]

A dual 2 ohm woofer in series (now 4 ohm), then a dual 4 ohm woofer in series (now 8 ohm). Now wire those 2 woofers in pararell to equal 2.67 ohms.

This would be a total of 4 subs. 2 on each channel. My intention is to buy another inuke6000dsp.

 

Probably not a good idea regardless of the amp.  Obviously the subs aren't the same thing and you don't have any control as to how much power and whatnot that each one of them gets.  

 

Also keep in mind that the problem with the iNuke 6K is that you've got two amps that are in forced bridge mode, therefore whatever load you think you have, the amp is actually seeing half of that.  Bridge into 2 ohms means your amp is seeing a 1 ohm load.  The 6K makes it look like you're running it in stereo but you're not, it's just two bridged 3K's in the same box.  

Edited April 24, 2016 by MetropolisLakeOutfitters

[Superdave]

That's right, each speaker would not get the same amount of power. I'm going to contact stereo integrity and see if they have a dual 4 ohm option. Thanks metro.

[Superdave]

Metro, would the Ultimax be a good alternative to work with my current SI 18's?

 

Nevermind, just looked it up and only comes  2+2.

Edited April 25, 2016 by Superdave