1 pair RCA output is good enough... there is no limit to how many amps you can install with one 1 pair RCA output... here is what you do...
1. get a pre-amp stage, i.e. line driver, e-xover, EQ, processors.
then basically you will have at least 2 pair RCA outputs...
2. get an amp that has RCA line outputs.
3. get an amp with "hi-input"/line input. it can be a 4ch amp, 6ch amp...
double coil or single coil doesnt make any difference on the power/input power/etc...
what you get with double coil is basically just more wiring options. with this wiring options, you could save your money on the amp selections.
i.e. buy a 300w rms amp @ 4ohm, 600w rms @ 2ohm to drive 2 units of 300wrms @ 4ohm single coil subwoofer. more cheaper
buy a 600w rms @ 4ohm, 1200w rms @ 2ohm amp to drive 2 unis of 300w rms @ 4ohm double coil sub. more expensive.
but on both setup, each subs needs only 300w rms, performs only like a 300w rms subs. pay more, same results.
yes you could wire the second setup to 1ohm. but amps that performs 1ohm stable operations is going to cost more.