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FormerRoomMate Unregistered guest | Ok Im working with... (1)JL Audio 500/1 Amp, works @ 1.5ohm and 4ohm (1)RE SE 12" Subwoofer, Dual 4Ohm Voice Coils well shoul I do this... Wire every +VC to its own +Channel and every -VC to its own -Channel Well, would that make a 4Ohm load? or should I wire it differently? if you need a look at the amp here's a link... http://jlaudio.com/amps/pdfs/500_1.pdf |
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Bronze Member Username: LoudonPost Number: 39 Registered: Jun-04 | whats independance? u mean impedance |
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FormerRoomMate Unregistered guest | yha yha im tired + im impersonating Gerorge Bush, but really give me an answer or dont reply. |
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New member Username: SixstarPost Number: 9 Registered: Aug-04 | You can't get a 4 ohm load with 1 dual 4 ohm sub. You can get half(2ohm), or double(8ohm). http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/S-gFvtU8AVrSF/learningcenter/car/subwoofers_wi ring.html |
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FormerRoomMate Unregistered guest | Are you sure dude? my amp has TWO CHANNELS if you bothered to look... I bet im right |
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Bronze Member Username: Joe718Post Number: 47 Registered: May-04 | i think i sorta answered your question b4. all you have to do is wire your voice coils in parallel. that will give you a 2 ohm load, and wire it to one of the outputs on the amp. |