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New member Username: Shaun_whitakerPost Number: 1 Registered: Feb-06 | i was wondering if you have a DVC sub and a 2 channel amp can you wire the 2 channels up to each coil. like one channel to one coil and the other channel to the other coil. because the sub i have is rated at 300 watts per coil. and the amp i have puts out 250 x 2 @ 4 ohms and each coil is 4 ohms. can someone please help. thank you |
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Silver Member Username: GoatinU.S.A Post Number: 169 Registered: Jan-06 | if you dont already have the amp buy a 1 channel amp if you did see if you can bridge it to 1 channel this will show you your wireing options for 1 channel http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/wiringwizard.asp But if you cant I guess you could just hook the left or right to a spliter then to the amp because DVC subs are more efficent with only one sound channel so that the coils are not working against eachother |
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Bronze Member Username: ChevelleLancaster, Pa Usa Post Number: 40 Registered: Feb-05 | it will cut the power of the amp down to 125w wire it in 2ohm and run it on one channel. |
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Anonymous | You can run a channel to each voice coil. You don't want to run a different signal to each voice coil though. Like Stone said, if the amp is bridgeable do it that way. Otherwise, set it up so each channel gets the same signal. |
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Gold Member Username: James1115Ct Post Number: 4880 Registered: Dec-04 | if your amp is 250x2 at 4ohms and you have a dual vc sub 4 ohms/coil yes you can do it and recieve 250 watts/coil. Like anon said you will have to measure the output voltage in each chan with a mutimeter and make sure the same output is being applied to each coil. |