Can this kicker cx 1800.1 play 3 15 comp R (2ohms each) null

Yes, but you will end up under powering the subwoofer you need to mach RMS of the subwoofers to the RMS of amp.

The KICKER CXA1800.1 amplifier is designed to operate into a minimum impedance of 1-ohm and deliver 1800 Watts RMS (+/- 10 %). When you series wire the dual voice coil on a CompR Dual 2-ohm subwoofer it will present a 4-ohm load. If you then parallel wire three of these 4-ohm loads together (3 CompR Dual 2-ohm subwoofers series wired at coil/paralleled to each other) you would present the amplifier a 1.3-ohm load. This is in the operating impedance range of the amplifier (1-4 Ohms). If you need further assistance, please reach out to KICKER Tech Support; support@kicker.com or call 405-624-8510, Mon-Fri, 8:00-5:00 Central time.

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Yes, but you will end up under powering the subwoofer you need to mach RMS of the subwoofers to the RMS of amp.
Answered by Antgon350runingone 2 years ago
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The KICKER CXA1800.1 amplifier is designed to operate into a minimum impedance of 1-ohm and deliver 1800 Watts RMS (+/- 10 %). When you series wire the dual voice coil on a CompR Dual 2-ohm subwoofer it will present a 4-ohm load. If you then parallel wire three of these 4-ohm loads together (3 CompR Dual 2-ohm subwoofers series wired at coil/paralleled to each other) you would present the amplifier a 1.3-ohm load. This is in the operating impedance range of the amplifier (1-4 Ohms). If you need further assistance, please reach out to KICKER Tech Support; [email protected] or call 405-624-8510, Mon-Fri, 8:00-5:00 Central time.
Answered by Kicker Customer Support 2 years ago
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