Ohm hookup to amp

 

New member
Username: Tripperdiv

Post Number: 1
Registered: Jul-04
hey fellas,im new here and fairly new to doing my own installations i have a 99 honda civic and this is what i installed in it.
sony cdx5850(a few years old)
kicker preamp kq5
a2200hct audiobahn amp(1 year old)
specs-200x2@4ohms stereo
400x2@2ohms stereo
600x2@1ohm stereo
1600x1@1ohm mono
2 pbx:::--es12ds subs (awesome,if
anybody wants to know about these)
probox superbass ported 2.25cu.ft
a side.
yellowtop optima battery.i already have this installed and it sounds awesomehit 144.1 on meter. my question is , is having my subs hooked to .5 ohms going to burn up my amp only had hooked up for 2 days now and seems to be ok but i want to be safe-also what is the best adjustment for amp(hz etc....)thanks for advise.
 

New member
Username: Tripperdiv

Post Number: 2
Registered: Jul-04
forgot to add subs are 2ohm dvc
 

New member
Username: Tripperdiv

Post Number: 3
Registered: Jul-04
sorry,but im a newbie,subs are 600rms-1200 max/at .5ohm what wattage is going to them
 

Silver Member
Username: Jayj

Louisiana USA

Post Number: 389
Registered: May-04
Howell thats not a good idea running that low. Your lucky its even working at all. If your specs are right then its a 2 channel amp. And the subs are 2 ohm DVC. You need to wire each sub for a 1ohm load. Then hook each sub to its own channel. Because if you keep running the amp that low you are going to burn it up. Heres a link to help with wiring. Good Luck

http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/learningcenter/car/subwoofers_wiring.html?subs=1&impedance=DVC2x2
 

Gold Member
Username: Glasswolf

NorthWest, Michigan USA

Post Number: 4191
Registered: Dec-03
unless the amp is rated for half ohm stability, don't run at that load.
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