I just did an install about 2 weeks ago and this was driving me nuts! I finally did what you guys did with the ohm meter to test what in the world was going on. I wish I had this vid before the install, lol. The manual sucks on the Rockford mono amps with "A&B" output for the wiring portion. You guys rock!
THANK-YOU! There isn't much on the tube about this! I'm wiring 2 x 4- ohm subs in parallel for a 2-ohm final, But I didn't know where to stick my two wires. So in just one side will do it because they both go to the same place anyway. Thanks for the answer!
thank you sir! not only did you explain how to hook it up but you also explained why it was done this way! makes a huge difference to me i dont learn much when someone says just do this and id be second guessing if im leaving half the power on the table or why theyd goto the expense of putting double outputs but knowing how and why gives me the full puzzle, i was gonna bridge and run my subs in parallel but itll be alot easier on my speaker wire thermally if i use both sets of terminals and run a wire for each sub!
Oh Lord thank you so much I have a prime R1200 1D and I was having the same dilemma. I have a kicker L7 15 in. And I thought I was going to have to buy a new amp
I get so many questions about this in my shop. People will ask questions like "if i bridge this amp to 1ohm will i get more power" or "can i hook up 2 subs and bridge the amp to" all Kinds of questions really but it's good to know I can show them a video on my tv in my shop that explains everything.
So for 2 2ohm dvc subs in order to output 2ohm power I can just connect each sub to the + and - since it just y jacks? I have two kicker L7 2 Ohm and a mono alpine amp with 4 terminals thx
Thanks fellas great video .quick question???crescendo or crossfire mono block..8k....for the win?????please give me some honest opinions.....cause I've narrowed my picks down to these two amps.Oh I'm running two 12 in Team fi v3 subs. Any help or opinions would be nice .Thanks again
So with to 12 inch four ohm DVC do you still have to jump them from subwoofer to subwoofer inside the box to get them down to 1 ohm or can you simply run each subwoofer to each positive and negative and get a 1 ohm load?
im wondering the same thing, but i think from the video you can wire it either way, bridged or not it wont matter, its going to the same inputs regardless of which outputs you connect to.
Shane Neville I'm sure you get this one daily. Thank goodness your big amps have 4 inputs. We need them yesterday for the ZVK 12s we did. 10 awg for the win.😁
thank you so much for this video. it helped me alot. i have 2 12" dvc 2 ohms and only have it to 1 side of the inpput. now is it possible that i can run my 2 12" at 1ohm and hook them up to A and B side. i have a RF 1500 watt amp. T1500-1bdCP and my subs are the P3 DVC? this would help me too and not be able to blow my speakers nor amp. thank you.
Thank you so much for this. One question I have is, how do I connect a 4 ohm DVC sub that has its coils wired in parallel inside the enclosure to an amplifier that has 4 terminals?
Am from Kenya and am looking for a monoblock amplifier that can play with 4 subwoofers please advice me the best monoblock you people are doing good work keep up
On my amp , if I only have left input plugged in the subwoofers are much louder than if I use both left and right rca input? Any reasons behind this? Is it ok to do?
Please help me bud from a old schooler here. I have a 2022 accord sport. I disabled the anc. Installed a 2ohm 300 watt rms kicker comp too a kicker cx400.1 running at 300 watts 2ohm. Tapped into the rear speakers for signal. Tge sub bangs fair. Outside of tge vehicle I don't even notice any rattling and inside the car it sounds ok. Too me it feels like it's lacking that kicker bumping I'm used too. Is it maybe because the rear speakers I'm tapping into have a weaker signal than the fronts? Or is it just how it's supposed too sound with only a 300 watt single 12 inch sub. 🤔
So my question is if you have 2 dual 4-ohm subwoofers but want to wiring down to 1 ohm do I steal put both speaker on their own connections to the app that way or do I have to run them to one speaker terminal. I guess what I'm saying is does that method of giving them their individual speaker outputs doesn't steal allow me to wiring down to 1 ohm.
So I already understood the amp and why there are two of each positive and negative, what I'm not aware of is if there us any gain when running both voice coils on their own sets of wires. Why do people do that and would that change the subwoofers ohm level?
Hi I got some questions. I have a kicker cx300.1 and I'm trying to wire 2x 12 kicker comp 43c124 in two separate boxes to a 2ohm load. Can I just wire the two 4ohm sub directly into the two speaker terminals in the amp to get a 2ohm load? Or do I have to wire the two subs in parallel into one set of speaker wire to one of the amps speaker terminals? Amp; 150rms x1 @4ohm 300rms x1 @2ohm Subs; each 150rms, 300max @4ohm
so i have a pioneer gm d8601 (1 ch with 4 speaker outputs) to hook up a pioneer ts swx3002 (1 12 inc svc sub).is there any options for this set up or is one sided positive to positive and so on.buy the way you guys are the best at what you do
So if I have two 4 ohm subs and tie both into their own + - on the amp do I need to still wire the subs in parallel to get the 2 ohm rated output on the amp, or when I connected them both to the amp did that automatically lower the ohms?
Not only does it look tacky (trying to shove two speaker wires into one terminal) but it also increases the risk of having a wire pop loose during operation and causing shorts.
I have the JBL GT5 2402BR. I read that they have a 2 ohm final impedance. There is only 2 holes in the box. If I was using this amp where would I put the red wire and where would I put the black wire.
Okay let's take that 750.1D amp AND a dual 2ohm as an example. I ran wires from each terminal respectively (Sub ++ , - -) to (amp ++ , - -) what's my final impedance?
So if the inside of the mono is parallel and you have two sets of inputs if you connect two 2 ohm speakers one to each input the final lode will be 1ohm at the amp correct?
QUESTION... if I'm powering a dual voice coil subwoofer off a mono amp, am I better off running the subwoofer in series off one set off speaker outputs, or using all four outputs and wiring up both voice coils? Please help, I'm a noob. My subwoofer is a JL Audio 13w7-D1.5 running off a JL Audio Slash 500/1 v2. Thank you
So if I still want a final impedance of 2ohms do I still need to do parallel wiring with the speakers? Or that doesn’t matter anymore? Or does it matter if your mono block amp says what it plays at certain ohms??
Hey guys, I think if you already know a little about what is going on you can follow, but I found this video a bit hard even though I think I knew where they were getting. They covered uses and reasons why better than functionality and relation. So I'd like to add to it. If you think I'm mistaken speak up so I don't mislead others. So parallel and series circuits effect ohms for speakers & voice coils. So long as you don't mix ohms for speakers & voice coils like a 2 ohm & 4 ohm that are linked together in a circuit which is a bad thing then the math for ohms is simple otherwise the following formula is useless and you are about to break something. In a series circuit. Add all your matching ohm for speaker and/or voice coils together. ex. 2 4ohm devices create 8 ohms 4+4=8 In a parallel. Divide your matching ohm by speaker and/or voice coil count. ex. 2 4ohm devices create 2 ohms 4÷2=2 So that 'Y' that they reference inside the device I believe is an internal parallel. So if you hook up 2 4ohm speakers they will be running like 2ohms rftech.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/970/~/wiring-mono-amps-having-two-(a-%26-b)-outputs
I have a jl jx500.1 MONO amp with 4 speaker outputs and one Dual voice coil 2ohm Kicker comp rt subwoofer, i want to run this sub @500rms@2ohm. Can i connect each voice coil (2+ and 2-) separately to the amp and it will run at 2ohm?
Another question is why two channels of input. If the sub out sometimes will only go through the one left channel. Or left rear. Do you really need a pair of rca's. Or will one mono rca do just as good? 🤔 Mono amp. Mono channel input. No need for two.
I think you missed the explanation. It is NOT two channels. It is not right and left channel separated. You have 1 set of RCA's, not 2. The design of a mono amp with 2 positives and 2 negatives, is to wire FOR EXAMPLE, 1 dual voice coil sub, and drop the ohm load. This is instead of the consumer having to wire the sub itself to drop ohm load. It is nothing more than a convenience option for you to use. You can of course also wire 2 subs, first 1 + to +, - to - from speaker to amp, THEN do exact same thing with second sub, into the remaining + and - amp terminals not used yet. That will now cut you ohm load in half, 2 4ohm speakers will be fed power output at 2ohms split between them
So I have two pioneer 12inch sub 600watch RMS 2000watch peak, each connector parallel to a pioneer GM-D9601 class D mono amplifier, will I use only one + and - speaker output on the amp or both?
So basically i can wire one sub to each just like a 2 channel amp. But inside the 2 positives connect. And the 2 negatives commect? Just got a 1200.one. and have 2 12s. And was gunna hook it up like left and right. But wasnt sure if its correct. But it is.
I want to buy a pair of DVC 4 ohm subs. If I wire them in parallel, they will go down to 2 ohms, correct? The amp I'll use gives 980 watts at 2 ohms. Someone told me that the subs will actually be down to 1 ohm. My question is, will the amp give the subs the 980 watts of 2 ohms power, or am I still not getting it? I am a novice, and I'm tired of looking for people to hook up my systems. Btw, I don't want to connect the subs together to have a single pos and neg. I want them to have their own connection at the amp. Thanks.
Can I still wire my 4 ohm subwoofer down to 2 ohms in side the box, it's a dvc and then take and put one subwoofer into a set or terminals on the amp and do the same for the other side?
Hey guys can I hook 10 spkrs 4ohms on a monoblock class D 4000w 1 ch amp? My oem system is a touch screan voiced eq touch screan 700w that got noooo power!! So I decided to upgrade all speakers and got another more powerfull monoblock class D amp to boost up my system ? Will this work ? If I bridge both amps ? Or just replace the oem 799 head to the new 4000w head ? Nd use the wiring thsts beem oem . Ty
I hv sony xm gs100 class d amplifier .can u say ,how I will connect to my home ? .and what type of subwoofer I can use ?and how to connect the subwoofer
can i hook up two 2 ohm subs one on each side to get a 1 ohm instead of both together and getting just .5 ohm becuase my amp is this same amp the 750x1
Thanks! As a noob, I have been wondering about that for quite sometime and really glad it's been addressed. My brother lives in Titusville, FL and in need of help regarding his system. How far is Clearwater from his 20? Thanks in advance!
if your amp does not have a ( 1000.1 class D ) then you need to bridge it , only the ( .1 A/B ) amps are dual inputs so remember .1 class D is 1 input and .1 A/B class is a dual input that you need to bridge in order to have the sub act like a sub and not a over sized door speaker so... BRIDGE YOUR A/B AMPS for most A/B amps its normally connect like this.......... [ (+) + | - ( - ) ] connect on the outside. one goes to the outside positive , other goes to the outside negative. pretty simple and should tell you this in the USERS MANUAL!
Great video and I get this question all the time also...now I'll send them to this video for the explanation. Thumbs up yo!
BigDWiz thanks man! The teaser trail for the old school meet up was great. I can't wait to see the whole thing.
I just did an install about 2 weeks ago and this was driving me nuts! I finally did what you guys did with the ohm meter to test what in the world was going on. I wish I had this vid before the install, lol. The manual sucks on the Rockford mono amps with "A&B" output for the wiring portion. You guys rock!
Marty Swanson thanks, to funny. Yes all the manual suck.
THANK-YOU! There isn't much on the tube about this! I'm wiring 2 x 4- ohm subs in parallel for a 2-ohm final, But I didn't know where to stick my two wires. So in just one side will do it because they both go to the same place anyway. Thanks for the answer!
OMG I have tried to explain this in retail so much (they are the same!) GREAT video explanation.
Larry Clements me too, always the blank look or the your crazy look.
This was quite informative. I have the 500.1 amp you showed in the beginning.
You both are great!
candlemedia for that amp we would use 12 awg on a long run (over 5) and 16 on a short run (under 5)
I have the same amp 500.1 how can I wire up a set of billet tweeters?
FINALLY!....somebody makes sense about them 4 holes in a mono amps. Awesome info. Thank you!
This is the exact video that I was needing. Awesome info and straight to the point!
thank you sir! not only did you explain how to hook it up but you also explained why it was done this way! makes a huge difference to me i dont learn much when someone says just do this and id be second guessing if im leaving half the power on the table or why theyd goto the expense of putting double outputs but knowing how and why gives me the full puzzle, i was gonna bridge and run my subs in parallel but itll be alot easier on my speaker wire thermally if i use both sets of terminals and run a wire for each sub!
Oh Lord thank you so much I have a prime R1200 1D and I was having the same dilemma. I have a kicker L7 15 in. And I thought I was going to have to buy a new amp
OMG, I couldn't find the manual for my amp... and I couldn't figure this out. Thanks for the explanation.
THANK YOU. I finally figured out how to ask the question correctly!!! Great explanation.
Very good information which has been at the back of my mind for years. Thank you.
I get so many questions about this in my shop. People will ask questions like "if i bridge this amp to 1ohm will i get more power" or "can i hook up 2 subs and bridge the amp to" all
Kinds of questions really but it's good to know I can show them a video on my tv in my shop that explains everything.
On point as always guys. Thanks!
Brian Miles thank you for watching
So simple! Thanks guys! Keep it up! They really don`t explain in detail. Awsome.
You guys you guys rock you answered my questions perfectly
Thanks guys, my prime R750-1D
Only has A on left and B on right for speakers, doesn't say + or -, wasnt sure which one to hook my + or - speaker to.
So for 2 2ohm dvc subs in order to output 2ohm power I can just connect each sub to the + and - since it just y jacks? I have two kicker L7 2 Ohm and a mono alpine amp with 4 terminals thx
Thanks fellas great video .quick question???crescendo or crossfire mono block..8k....for the win?????please give me some honest opinions.....cause I've narrowed my picks down to these two amps.Oh I'm running two 12 in Team fi v3 subs. Any help or opinions would be nice .Thanks again
So with to 12 inch four ohm DVC do you still have to jump them from subwoofer to subwoofer inside the box to get them down to 1 ohm or can you simply run each subwoofer to each positive and negative and get a 1 ohm load?
im wondering the same thing, but i think from the video you can wire it either way, bridged or not it wont matter, its going to the same inputs regardless of which outputs you connect to.
Makes perfect sense. Although I loved you "clueless" look at the beginning. LOL! You guys are awesome.
Tim datoolman thanks Tim, was my favorite part.
This was the best video ever...................ever. Great Job Yes they are the same just summed internally.
Shane Neville I'm sure you get this one daily. Thank goodness your big amps have 4 inputs. We need them yesterday for the ZVK 12s we did. 10 awg for the win.😁
LOL for sure they need to have them.
thank you so much for this video. it helped me alot. i have 2 12" dvc 2 ohms and only have it to 1 side of the inpput. now is it possible that i can run my 2 12" at 1ohm and hook them up to A and B side. i have a RF 1500 watt amp. T1500-1bdCP and my subs are the P3 DVC? this would help me too and not be able to blow my speakers nor amp. thank you.
You guys are great have helped me out alot with my system. Thanks!
Really helpful guys. Saved me a lot of fussing!
Thank you so much for this. One question I have is, how do I connect a 4 ohm DVC sub that has its coils wired in parallel inside the enclosure to an amplifier that has 4 terminals?
Thanks a lot guys this is driving me nuts too and there was no information thanks for the great video 👍
Am from Kenya and am looking for a monoblock amplifier that can play with 4 subwoofers please advice me the best monoblock you people are doing good work keep up
Perfect. Just answered my question. Thank you.
On my amp , if I only have left input plugged in the subwoofers are much louder than if I use both left and right rca input? Any reasons behind this? Is it ok to do?
Thanks guys this is the first place i found this info
Thanks you make my life su much easier!
Exactly what I wanted to know. Thank you.
Please help me bud from a old schooler here. I have a 2022 accord sport. I disabled the anc. Installed a 2ohm 300 watt rms kicker comp too a kicker cx400.1 running at 300 watts 2ohm. Tapped into the rear speakers for signal. Tge sub bangs fair. Outside of tge vehicle I don't even notice any rattling and inside the car it sounds ok. Too me it feels like it's lacking that kicker bumping I'm used too. Is it maybe because the rear speakers I'm tapping into have a weaker signal than the fronts? Or is it just how it's supposed too sound with only a 300 watt single 12 inch sub. 🤔
So my question is if you have 2 dual 4-ohm subwoofers but want to wiring down to 1 ohm do I steal put both speaker on their own connections to the app that way or do I have to run them to one speaker terminal. I guess what I'm saying is does that method of giving them their individual speaker outputs doesn't steal allow me to wiring down to 1 ohm.
So I already understood the amp and why there are two of each positive and negative, what I'm not aware of is if there us any gain when running both voice coils on their own sets of wires. Why do people do that and would that change the subwoofers ohm level?
Dual 2 ohm sub wired each coil to own lead final impedance is 2 ohm or 4?
Hi I got some questions. I have a kicker cx300.1 and I'm trying to wire 2x 12 kicker comp 43c124 in two separate boxes to a 2ohm load. Can I just wire the two 4ohm sub directly into the two speaker terminals in the amp to get a 2ohm load? Or do I have to wire the two subs in parallel into one set of speaker wire to one of the amps speaker terminals?
Amp; 150rms x1 @4ohm
300rms x1 @2ohm
Subs; each 150rms, 300max @4ohm
How about connecting 2 dvc? Was this only for 1 woofer?
so i have a pioneer gm d8601 (1 ch with 4 speaker outputs) to hook up a pioneer ts swx3002 (1 12 inc svc sub).is there any options for this set up or is one sided positive to positive and so on.buy the way you guys are the best at what you do
can I connect one set of wire to one coil and the other to the other coil ? what affect will this be in terms of ohms
So if I have two 4 ohm subs and tie both into their own + - on the amp do I need to still wire the subs in parallel to get the 2 ohm rated output on the amp, or when I connected them both to the amp did that automatically lower the ohms?
This is my same question I’m trying to find the answer for.
Most helpful video on RUclips....
Not only does it look tacky (trying to shove two speaker wires into one terminal) but it also increases the risk of having a wire pop loose during operation and causing shorts.
This video is a fantastic explanation. Thank you.
I have the JBL GT5 2402BR. I read that they have a 2 ohm final impedance. There is only 2 holes in the box. If I was using this amp where would I put the red wire and where would I put the black wire.
Very helpful video. I had the same question
Okay let's take that 750.1D amp AND a dual 2ohm as an example. I ran wires from each terminal respectively (Sub ++ , - -) to (amp ++ , - -) what's my final impedance?
Mary Joan Montalvo I was wondering the same thing.
So if the inside of the mono is parallel and you have two sets of inputs if you connect two 2 ohm speakers one to each input the final lode will be 1ohm at the amp correct?
Yes !!
You guys are amazing!!
I have an alpine A-R75M amp and 1 alpine type r 12 inch, 4 ohm dvc, looking to add another sub what is my best plan of action?
QUESTION... if I'm powering a dual voice coil subwoofer off a mono amp, am I better off running the subwoofer in series off one set off speaker outputs, or using all four outputs and wiring up both voice coils? Please help, I'm a noob. My subwoofer is a JL Audio 13w7-D1.5 running off a JL Audio Slash 500/1 v2. Thank you
So if I still want a final impedance of 2ohms do I still need to do parallel wiring with the speakers? Or that doesn’t matter anymore?
Or does it matter if your mono block amp says what it plays at certain ohms??
Should I have a stereo amp for me 2- 10's or mono for my 2-10's? Which would sound better?
Hey guys, I think if you already know a little about what is going on you can follow, but I found this video a bit hard even though I think I knew where they were getting. They covered uses and reasons why better than functionality and relation. So I'd like to add to it. If you think I'm mistaken speak up so I don't mislead others.
So parallel and series circuits effect ohms for speakers & voice coils. So long as you don't mix ohms for speakers & voice coils like a 2 ohm & 4 ohm that are linked together in a circuit which is a bad thing then the math for ohms is simple otherwise the following formula is useless and you are about to break something.
In a series circuit. Add all your matching ohm for speaker and/or voice coils together.
ex. 2 4ohm devices create 8 ohms 4+4=8
In a parallel. Divide your matching ohm by speaker and/or voice coil count.
ex. 2 4ohm devices create 2 ohms 4÷2=2
So that 'Y' that they reference inside the device I believe is an internal parallel. So if you hook up 2 4ohm speakers they will be running like 2ohms
rftech.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/970/~/wiring-mono-amps-having-two-(a-%26-b)-outputs
I have a jl jx500.1 MONO amp with 4 speaker outputs and one Dual voice coil 2ohm Kicker comp rt subwoofer, i want to run this sub @500rms@2ohm. Can i connect each voice coil (2+ and 2-) separately to the amp and it will run at 2ohm?
Another question is why two channels of input. If the sub out sometimes will only go through the one left channel. Or left rear. Do you really need a pair of rca's. Or will one mono rca do just as good? 🤔
Mono amp. Mono channel input. No need for two.
I think you missed the explanation. It is NOT two channels. It is not right and left channel separated. You have 1 set of RCA's, not 2.
The design of a mono amp with 2 positives and 2 negatives, is to wire FOR EXAMPLE, 1 dual voice coil sub, and drop the ohm load. This is instead of the consumer having to wire the sub itself to drop ohm load. It is nothing more than a convenience option for you to use. You can of course also wire 2 subs, first 1 + to +, - to - from speaker to amp, THEN do exact same thing with second sub, into the remaining + and - amp terminals not used yet. That will now cut you ohm load in half, 2 4ohm speakers will be fed power output at 2ohms split between them
How does bridging actually work?
So, if I connect two speakers using all four terminals am I still doing a parallel connection?
Yes. That's what they explained in the video.
Sooo, in order to wire 3 12s to a pioneer gm-9601. I'd prepare my ohm load inside my enclosure and just use one + and 1 - at the amp correct?
So I have two pioneer 12inch sub 600watch RMS 2000watch peak, each connector parallel to a pioneer GM-D9601 class D mono amplifier, will I use only one + and - speaker output on the amp or both?
But do i have to use all outs for a single voice coil sub or can i leave one positive and one negative just without wire?
is it okay to connect two subs to one amp is the real question. Basically, I am asking, although you can do it. Should I be doing it ?
So basically i can wire one sub to each just like a 2 channel amp. But inside the 2 positives connect. And the 2 negatives commect? Just got a 1200.one. and have 2 12s. And was gunna hook it up like left and right. But wasnt sure if its correct. But it is.
I want to buy a pair of DVC 4 ohm subs. If I wire them in parallel, they will go down to 2 ohms, correct? The amp I'll use gives 980 watts at 2 ohms.
Someone told me that the subs will actually be down to 1 ohm. My question is, will the amp give the subs the 980 watts of 2 ohms power, or am I still not getting it?
I am a novice, and I'm tired of looking for people to hook up my systems.
Btw, I don't want to connect the subs together to have a single pos and neg. I want them to have their own connection at the amp. Thanks.
How do a hook up two 4ohms subs in 4ohm load with only two speakers on the amp pls help
Can I still wire my 4 ohm subwoofer down to 2 ohms in side the box, it's a dvc and then take and put one subwoofer into a set or terminals on the amp and do the same for the other side?
And why would you not terminal your connections to a terminal block (clean) then run a single connection to the ammo anyways?
Excellent video as always!
Jason Myjak thank you
Is it possible to connect multiple powers subs and how
Or the most important reason would be to strap the amp to another amp. If it is strapable.
Hey guys can I hook 10 spkrs 4ohms on a monoblock class D 4000w 1 ch amp? My oem system is a touch screan voiced eq touch screan 700w that got noooo power!! So I decided to upgrade all speakers and got another more powerfull monoblock class D amp to boost up my system ? Will this work ? If I bridge both amps ? Or just replace the oem 799 head to the new 4000w head ? Nd use the wiring thsts beem oem . Ty
Can I plug 2 double coil subs on this type of amp?
My amp is like that but it says specifically do not bridge! The amp will automatically detect the resistance and adjust as necessary
Here in 2020 this video was very helpful and professional so I sub
Great video. I have a question. How many remotes can be placed on one trigger? Thanks
R Rodriguez I would say no more the 2 or 3. After that add a relay
So you have a dvc sub and you can run each coil off it separately? Rite?
Omg you did this video for me! Thank you!!
LaZy 4 Life just for you, anytime
Five Star Car Stereo if you look at my home system videos you'll see that I figured it out
LaZy 4 Life wow, you have that in your room. That's crazy. How do you keep stuff on the walls.
Five Star Car Stereo mule tape on my shelves😂
Thank you. That was very helpful 😬
Nice video guys, please how I connect 2 dual 4 ohms sub to 2 ohms.
I hv sony xm gs100 class d amplifier .can u say ,how I will connect to my home ? .and what type of subwoofer I can use ?and how to connect the subwoofer
my amplifier its a pioneer GM-A3702, it has 2 channels, can i plug a subwoofer in the first channel and then plug spreakers on the second one?
can i hook up two 2 ohm subs one on each side to get a 1 ohm instead of both together and getting just .5 ohm becuase my amp is this same amp the 750x1
So how would we hook up 4ohm dvc subs to 1ohm to it?
Not really, what about two single coils should i run series or parallel
How do I wire 2 l7 dual voice coil 2 ohm speakers to my cxa 1800.1 amp that is 2 ohm stable. Please help me thanks
I've been wondering this for a good while now. I didnt see your fingers show this BUT can i hook positive to "A" + and negative to "B" - ?
Awesome video guys
The Beige Wonder thank you very much
I'm pretty sure the question people have is about what happens to the ohm load. As you did not touch base on the subject at all.
so the amp doesn’t drop the ohm load ?
Thanks! As a noob, I have been wondering about that for quite sometime and really glad it's been addressed. My brother lives in Titusville, FL and in need of help regarding his system. How far is Clearwater from his 20? Thanks in advance!
So bridge or no?
What about the amp with 2 positives right next to each other and 2 negatives side by side?
Great Vid!
If i wire two 4 ohm svc woofers individually to A/B, does it still have a 2 ohm resistance?
Yes
So if I have a single sub and want to hook it up either of the set of leads will work left side or right ?
If it is a mono amp yes
geat video, I was wondering about that
if your amp does not have a ( 1000.1 class D ) then you need to bridge it , only the ( .1 A/B ) amps are dual inputs so remember .1 class D is 1 input and .1 A/B class is a dual input that you need to bridge in order to have the sub act like a sub and not a over sized door speaker so... BRIDGE YOUR A/B AMPS for most A/B amps its normally connect like this.......... [ (+) + | - ( - ) ] connect on the outside. one goes to the outside positive , other goes to the outside negative. pretty simple and should tell you this in the USERS MANUAL!
Nice, very helpful
You guys are freakin awesome!
mr2ninjat thank you!