Sub Setup For My Boat (MM1240)

[PimpWagon]

Finally got the $$$ to do a system in my boat, but I am struggling with the sub configuration. I initially was going to go with a single MM1240DVC in a sealed enclosure driven by a PA600.1 Amp. A local guy who seems to know what he is talking about reccomended I go with 2 of them in a ported box because of the open air issues in a boat. Would love to know your opinions on that subject if you are familiar with boat installs.

So if we assume I am going with a dual MM1240 setup, I am thinking one of the following configurations, what do you think?

2 MM1240 SVC in parallel (2 ohm) driven by a PA1200.1 (400 to each sub right?)

or

2 MM1240 DVC in parallel (1 ohm) driven by a PA600.1 (300 to each sub right?)

Am I getting what i need to drive the subs out of the amp (Based on the RMS/.75 rule I think I am underpowered)? The guy at the local shop also said he likes to run a higher power amp at 2 ohm to avoid heat issues with 1 ohm, so was thinking the 2 DVC's and PA1200.1 but they cannot be wired for 2 ohm can they?

Any other configuration/reccomendations are welcome, but I would like to stick with Polk :)

Will be going with 4 MM651's in the tower with a PA500.4 amp and 4 DB651's in the interior without an amp. Can't wait to wakeboard to my favorites!

[cadenceclipse]

1200.1 1 ohm

[PimpWagon]

I thought about doing the 1200.1 at 1 ohm but if the subs are 360W RMS each, isn't 600W per sub overdriving them? Or do I just need to be make sure I set the gain appropriately and not over drive them?

Any comments on Ported vs. Sealed in this application?

[cadenceclipse]

sure. start off low, work your way up. i have my gains all the way down (8v preout) w/ matched rms ratings. Sealed