Yep ,yep , 👍👍 very good discription an example on how to . With the meter reads along side . This should help most people who didn't understand resting impedance load, parallel parallel, an series parallel. Also know that different manufacturers coils àre off just a little bit. A few tenths on the resting load . Peice an bass on bro!!
Have 3 18’s dual 2’s, wired too 1.33. Sweet vid for anyone that doesn’t understand ohm’s law🤙 🔥 content . Also if you touch your leads together it will show you your resistance, then you just subtract whatever your resistance is on your leads, example you were reading .7 assuming your resistance is .3, boom =.67, I know you know that just spreading the info to anyone that wants to know.
Thank you for your hard work, time, audio, video, tutorial, commentary, demo & editing 👌 Short & sweet Very informative Definitely dope content 4$H😁 🔊💨🔊💨🔊💨Bass !!!
You should have shown an electrical diagram of the various options so people can visually see how the math works when working with series parallel networks and impedance matching. When I watch videos of diy speaker builds, very few take the time to properly show an electrical circuit of what they are building. Most diy speaker build videos are hobbyists who are simply winging it. Building proper speakers is more than just hooking up a bunch of speakers together.
I used to run three subs speakers on a two-channel amp. I would run two 4 ohm speakers in stereo (left and right) and then bridge a 8 ohm sub in between the 2 channels. I thought that would give me all 4 ohm.??? I had three 12s in a box together in the middle sub was 8 ohm and the sides were four.
Why not get 2-2ohm subs wired in series raising each to 4ohms then parallel them bring it back to 2ohms, then have 1- 4ohm wired in parallel bring it down to 2ohm and then parallel all 3 to the amp which should give you 1 ohm stable at the amp? Is that possible?
Is it possible to wire 2. 2 0hm and 1. 4 ohm subwoofers together if so what would be the ending impedance. Also vice versa 2. 4 ohm subs and 1. 2 ohm subwoofer. If possible what would be the final impedance.
i wouldnt mix up different ohm subs like 1 dual 2 and 1 dual 4 let alone do it with multiple subs here is a video breaking down how to wire subs itll make more sense. ruclips.net/video/SttNpBj79No/видео.html
Won't that burn up the amp? I'm assuming you have a 1 ohm amp. If not, what if you did have a 1 ohm amp? I do and currently have 2 4ohm subs and wanted to by a triple 12 box and buy another 4ohm sub. I have a 1 ohm 1 channel amp
well my amp is 1ohm stable but it also is 0.5 ohm stable so as long as i dont wire it below .5 im good i have these 3 dual 4's wired to 0.67 so its in the sweet spot for me. your wire options for 3 dual 4's like i explained in the vid are .67 or 2.67 so if you go 3 you can wire to 2.67 just make sure your putting out enough power at 2ohms
@@jpsaudio08 A good 1ohm stable amp will have no problem with .67 load because when its playing music it will have box rise and be as high as 8 ohms. It would almost never be at .67 on music
Ive got 2 d2 10s and 1 d4 10. What would happen I wired the 2 d2s series parallel to 2ohm and the d4 to 2ohm, and ran the 2s to one terminal and the 4 to the other?
I have a prefab 3 12 box from skar audio when I do this I only get 2.6 ohms I have the rp1200 which is one ohm stable I have contacted them they told me to do the same thing I've done but I never get 1.33 ohms. The box has 3 positive and negative cups on the back
That's exactly what I'm getting ready to do. I have skar skv2 1500.1 amp but I though .67.ohms would burn up the amp and 2.68 ohms wouldn't use all the power the speakers need to bump hard. It'll divide the 1500 by 2.67
I want three kicker subs in place of and cost of one audiomobile 15" shallow sub I believe I am more spl than sq so... You just how me how to wire three sub I thank you I'ma subscribe
This is the best video I've seen for 3 subs
Yep ,yep , 👍👍 very good discription an example on how to . With the meter reads along side . This should help most people who didn't understand resting impedance load, parallel parallel, an series parallel. Also know that different manufacturers coils àre off just a little bit. A few tenths on the resting load . Peice an bass on bro!!
Have 3 18’s dual 2’s, wired too 1.33. Sweet vid for anyone that doesn’t understand ohm’s law🤙 🔥 content . Also if you touch your leads together it will show you your resistance, then you just subtract whatever your resistance is on your leads, example you were reading .7 assuming your resistance is .3, boom =.67, I know you know that just spreading the info to anyone that wants to know.
Yessssssuh I knew I forgot to say something about the resistance between the leads. Thanks for pointing that out bruh🤜🏾🤛🏾💯💯
@@jpsaudio08 for sure 🤙 , keep up the hard work 😎 ✊
Thank you for your hard work, time, audio, video, tutorial, commentary, demo & editing 👌
Short & sweet
Very informative
Definitely dope content 4$H😁
🔊💨🔊💨🔊💨Bass !!!
3:14 read the auto caption
Very interesting video and also a VERY NICE BOX!
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You know the best thing about running at 1.33 ? Larger amplifier without worrying about blowing your subs because you have head room
You should have shown an electrical diagram of the various options so people can visually see how the math works when working with series parallel networks and impedance matching. When I watch videos of diy speaker builds, very few take the time to properly show an electrical circuit of what they are building. Most diy speaker build videos are hobbyists who are simply winging it. Building proper speakers is more than just hooking up a bunch of speakers together.
Great vid clear and informative
I need a video like this but with 6x9s or 6.5s 4ohm
Which one gives me more bass I got two sundowns and 1 American bass all in a box thank you in advance ✊🏿
Very good video best I've seen so far and let me tell you I have been searching
Just Sub bro up coming basshead tuned in!!
I used to run three subs speakers on a two-channel amp. I would run two 4 ohm speakers in stereo (left and right) and then bridge a 8 ohm sub in between the 2 channels. I thought that would give me all 4 ohm.??? I had three 12s in a box together in the middle sub was 8 ohm and the sides were four.
Could I run 2 12s and 1 10? If so how would I need too wire them ?
You ever figure it out?
so for 3 DVC 4 ohm subs that claim to be 750 rms you either need a STOUT amp for 2.6 ohm... orrr a STOUT amp to handle lower than 1 ohm....?
Kinda late but can a 2k amp run two 12 and a ten
This 🤌 thank you!
With 2ohm woofers u can very much do it
thx man helped me out alot
Thanks for the video bro
glad i could help💯
Why not get 2-2ohm subs wired in series raising each to 4ohms then parallel them bring it back to 2ohms, then have 1- 4ohm wired in parallel bring it down to 2ohm and then parallel all 3 to the amp which should give you 1 ohm stable at the amp? Is that possible?
Its in a Lexus three 25 box
I've been trying to work out what amp i would need for 3 4dvc subs at a 1000rms each
LET EM KNOW BRO!!!
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Can I bridge 3 10's with a 500/1 mono D amp?
Do the 3 speakers need to be the same size for this to work?
how do i determine what kind of wiring to use?
When doing this do the subs have to be the same ?
I have 2 single voice coil 1000w 12s and 1 1000w 15 duel voice coil sub how and can i run them all off a 3000 watt class d amp?
As long as the amp has the power...
Yo JP check this how would I wire up 2 tens in it's individual box?
What tools you got
You can wire 4 4 ohm svc parallel that makes it 2 ohms why are they saying u can't hook more than 2 up?
could i do this with 3 10 in kicker comp subs
How much watts will each sub get running 3k ?
Around 750
Yes sir beautiful subs bro
thanks man i cant wait to finish my car and show yall what they can do
@@jpsaudio08 have a website for this subs bro
What size amp do you need for this
At least 3k rms
Is it possible to wire 2. 2 0hm and 1. 4 ohm subwoofers together if so what would be the ending impedance. Also vice versa 2. 4 ohm subs and 1. 2 ohm subwoofer. If possible what would be the final impedance.
i wouldnt mix up different ohm subs like 1 dual 2 and 1 dual 4 let alone do it with multiple subs here is a video breaking down how to wire subs itll make more sense. ruclips.net/video/SttNpBj79No/видео.html
Did you figure out how? If so what was the result?
Very very interesting @jpsaudio
What if I have 2 4 ohm and 1 2 ohm? Would it make a difference if I wire them parallel? All 3 same brand and 900 watt rms
dont wire all 3 of those up with non matching ohms. i wouldnt do 2 4ohm subs and 1 2ohm see if you can get another 4ohm
Nice
Thanks
Won't that burn up the amp? I'm assuming you have a 1 ohm amp. If not, what if you did have a 1 ohm amp? I do and currently have 2 4ohm subs and wanted to by a triple 12 box and buy another 4ohm sub. I have a 1 ohm 1 channel amp
well my amp is 1ohm stable but it also is 0.5 ohm stable so as long as i dont wire it below .5 im good i have these 3 dual 4's wired to 0.67 so its in the sweet spot for me. your wire options for 3 dual 4's like i explained in the vid are .67 or 2.67 so if you go 3 you can wire to 2.67 just make sure your putting out enough power at 2ohms
New at this but lower the ohm the more bass?
Technically
JL didn’t do that 20 years ago?
I have 3 12in American bass Hawk 1244s each one is rated for 1500rms and there dual 4 ohm what amp would you recommend along with box size
better get a good amp that is 0.5 ohms stable so if you wire it to .67 it will be ok
@@jpsaudio08 A good 1ohm stable amp will have no problem with .67 load because when its playing music it will have box rise and be as high as 8 ohms. It would almost never be at .67 on music
Get you a taramps 3k or 5k those subs will bump make sure you have good electrical cuz there energy hungry amps
nice box do you the hz it plays well at??
It is tuned to 33hz plays well from 28 to 60. Client was really happy
My friend wired my system .Then he got mad and screwed my shit up and I dont know the first thing about hooking it back up I need help baaaaad bro.
Wurd up
Ive got 2 d2 10s and 1 d4 10. What would happen I wired the 2 d2s series parallel to 2ohm and the d4 to 2ohm, and ran the 2s to one terminal and the 4 to the other?
He pulled all the wiring and evrything I still have it dont know where it goes though
I have a prefab 3 12 box from skar audio when I do this I only get 2.6 ohms I have the rp1200 which is one ohm stable I have contacted them they told me to do the same thing I've done but I never get 1.33 ohms. The box has 3 positive and negative cups on the back
Well you'll only get 1.33 ohms if you have dual 2ohm subs. .67 and 2.67 are your options for dual 4ohm subs which is what I have here.
That's exactly what I'm getting ready to do. I have skar skv2 1500.1 amp but I though .67.ohms would burn up the amp and 2.68 ohms wouldn't use all the power the speakers need to bump hard. It'll divide the 1500 by 2.67
My box has 3 10in subs. It have 3 connections
dont know where what goes to the amp
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Whaaattttt
I want three kicker subs in place of and cost of one audiomobile 15" shallow sub I believe I am more spl than sq so... You just how me how to wire three sub I thank you I'ma subscribe
People that don't know what the f*** they're talking about making comments as usual
Your setup is soft
Starting early I see🤣😂
Rookie's wouldn't know how to wire up three school big homie.lol
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