i have 2 dvc (4ohm+4ohm) subs and i wired them with the one voice coil plugged together + and - and the other coil i ran bridged to my amp. i need to know if this is right. its the best way ive found so far. i wird them in series then parallel to the amp and it sounded like crap. if i wire parellel then parellel to the amp it would be at 1 ohm and i think thats to low of ohms for my amp. i was just wondering am i hurtin my amp when i wired this way or not. every other sight recommend to wire them series the parellel but its like my speakers are cutting out or not getting enough power. i need some help. i have to american pro vs9210 subs with a rf 401s 2 channel amp. HELP!!!!!
subs=400rms 800max amp=200x2 at 2 ohm,100x2 at 4 ohm, 400x1 at 4ohm (bridged) 1200 max (suppose to be dont really thinks so)
Black Magic W
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the best thing to do would be to wire these subs in a series to give you a 4 ohm load to your amp. you should get a two channel amp and bridge it to produce about 800 watts (rms)x1 @ 4 ohms. right now your current amp will not produce the quality you are looking for.
Richard Adams
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i used to have the same amp and it is not a bad one, i now have the power series 551S (275x2 at 2ohms), but if your subs are DVC (4ohm+4ohm) you can wire the voice coils together and run one channel to one sub and one channel to another,then each channel will see 2ohms.