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New member Username: PranxPost Number: 2 Registered: Nov-05 | I have a 195rms@4ohm / 390max@4ohm amp (MONO). 225rms@4ohms / 400max@4ohms Dual voice coil sub. I'm going to run the dual voice coil in parallel (+ to + and - to -) connecting the + from the amp to one coil and the - from the amp to the opposite coil. The ohm's is going to drop to 2. Therefor my amp will put out 265rms@2ohms. I'm confused by what is going to happen to my sub. Is the amp power of 265rms@2ohms going to be divided into 2 so each coil gets equal power and the 225rms@4ohms is on each coil. And does the rms of my sub increase because of the decrease in ohms? THANK YOU! |
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Silver Member Username: James_gTN Post Number: 421 Registered: Jul-05 | Each VC will get half the watts. The RMS on your sub is a rating telling you how many watts RMS to feed it. It doesn't change no matter how you wire it. |