Alright i have 1 Dual 4-ohm sub and a 2-channel amp
Number of channels: 2 Max Power output: 1000 Watts RMS Power 4-Ohm Bridged: 1 x 400 RMS Power 2-Ohm Stereo: 2 x 300 RMS Power 4-ohm stereo: 2 x 200 Damping Factor: >800 Cross over slopes: 24dB/OCT THD: >0.005 SNR: 90dB Class: A/B Speaker Connection: 8 Gauge Power Connection: 4 Gauge Input Type: High Level and Low Level RCA
Alright if I wire this Dual 4-ohm sub in parallel (which would give me 2ohms) and then I run the + and - wire to 1 of the channels would I get 300w in stereo:
i'd get a mono signal first (take your rca's and solder the wires together, just make sure you get the right ones. use the continuity tester on your dmm). then wire each channel to a vc and let me know if it worked because that's just a theory and I take no responsibility for a f-ed up amp, sub etc.
alright I am going to try it but I am going to be careful I am going to run each voice coil separate and run a mono signal I will let you know what happens
. it worked when I wired each Voicecoil to it's own channel on amp so I have the sub getting 400rms (4-ohm stereo: 2 x 200 ) 