Subwoofer Wiring SVC

 

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Username: Slayer77

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Post Number: 3
Registered: Jul-04
I have a an electronic question.
I need to wire 2*12" 4 ohms subwoofers on my 4 ohms bridged amp. Is there a way to this with a combination of a series and parallel wiring? This is way over my heard.
I do not wish to run in 2 ohms or 8 ohms. My amp pumps more juice when it is bridged in 4 ohm.


http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/wiringwizard/4_4ohmSVC_4ohm.gif
Something like this but with 2 subs. I really can't figure it out.

Is this even possible?

Phil
 

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Username: Jmloughrey

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Post Number: 28
Registered: Jul-04
They are SVC subs, i think if you just run each sub to the bridge channel it should work...not possitive, i'm probably wrong, glasswolf...little help...
 

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Username: Davids2004

Houston, TX USA

Post Number: 277
Registered: Jun-04
if they ave svc 4 ohm just run one sub to each speaker input and you will show it a 2 ohm load in stereo mode as jeff said above.
 

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Username: Slayer77

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So I just wires both subs seperatelaly in series.
So 4 cables to the amp. 1 in each slot. making it hmm 2 ohm stable. Here are my amp stats:

Peak Power Per Channel @ 2 ohm 170x4
RMS Power Per Channel @ 4 ohm 60x4
RMS Power Per Channel @ 2 ohm 85x4
Peak Power Bridged @ 4 ohm 340x2
Peak Power Per Channel @ 4 ohm 120x4
RMS Power Bridged @ 4 ohm 170x2

http://www.jensen.com/car_electronics.aspx?ProductID=90&SubCategoryID=2&Category ID=1

Subs are 2*12" 250W RMS/500W Peak each. I just want this to run low without arming any component. Subs are 4 ohms Phoenix Gold XS Series.
Awaiting my 900W RMS Amp. Meanwhile surviving with this.
 

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Username: Davids2004

Houston, TX USA

Post Number: 280
Registered: Jun-04
From your specs you have a 4 channel amp. Bridge one sub to channel 1-2 and bridge one sub to channel 3-4 giving each sub 170 watts rms.
 

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Username: Slayer77

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I did what you said David. All works fine now. Except that If I switch to 2 or 4 channels on the amp, the subs still work. I have the option of 2, 3,4 channels. Why do both subs work in 2 channel mode? When they are each bridged on 2 separate channel? How should I set it up? Everything works either in 2 channel or 4 channel mode. I do not understand why.
 

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Username: Slayer77

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I also splitted up the RCAs with Y style Rca wires.
 

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Username: Davids2004

Houston, TX USA

Post Number: 296
Registered: Jun-04
Maybe it works because the amp is seeing the bridged subs as only using 2 channels. I could be wrong though which Im sure I am. IMO i would keep it on 4 channel though.
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