Yes, you can use your amp on the two kickers at 4 ohms. That's be just
under their recommended RMS power (150 each recommended, 137.5 supplied at
optimal voltage to the amp). If your amp is 2 ohm stable, you could get the
TS-W306DVC as it is rated at 400 watts and if wired in parallel is 2 ohm.
Your amp would probably put out somewhere in the range of 350-400 @ 2 ohms,
which would work. I put my TS-W306DVC on a 350 watt @ 2 ohms, and it sounds
great. I don't know much about the Kicker's, but with 2 of them, that gives
you some extra cone area to move around. I was unable to find the XMax
(maximum excursion) on the kicker sub, but the xmax on the Pioneer is 9.4 mm
(which isn't a ton really). I would assume the kicker would be just a
little under that. The larger the XMax is, the further cone travel you
have, adding to volume. Anyhow, either way, the TS-W306DVC is a good
choice, but maybe someone who's heard those Kicker's can chime in and
provide some insight.
I love my Pioneer

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- AUSTIN BECKER
> Hey everybody, I just wanted to know whether the Pioneer TS-W306DVC was
> better than the Kicker Comp C128 sub or not. Also, if I got two of the
> Kickers could I use a mono amp with 275 watts at 4 ohms?