Olybaltss

I have been doing my homework on resistance/impedance and all that jazz, but apparently i can't wrap my head around it while i'm at work. Maybe somebody here has a solid answer.

I have a dual voice coil 4 ohm sub that i want to hook up to my 2 channel amp (temporarily), wired down to 2 ohms... hopefully that's coming out the right way. looking at parallel/series, and bridged/non-bridged, anybody have suggestions on how that wiring would look?

double clutch

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Wire both negatives together and wire both positives together. Run your amp in bridged mode

Olybaltss

I figured it would be simple, i just didn't have the math worked out so i couldn't tell the load to the amp and didn't want to over-push it.

EmperorJJ1

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this would blow your amp

double clutch

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It would not blow his amp if it is 2ohm stable in bridged mode

EmperorJJ1

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its not

double clutch

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How do you know? He didnt say what type of amp he had

EmperorJJ1

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he didnt say in this thread no... but i know what amp hes running

double clutch

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Ah gotcha

Olybaltss

Yeah, i wanted an answer quick and remembered Emp was a stereo guy so i PM'd him too. Which, got the replacement amp by the way. Rockford t600-2, definitely sounds better.

EmperorJJ1

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damn you should have went with a mono.

Olybaltss

:/ I know, but for the price i couldn't pass on this. i picked it up off a friend for $60.

EmperorJJ1

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thats not bad not bad at all. It works with your setup since its 2 ohm stable bridged but a mono would still have been better.... however for 60 bucks you cant go wrong. lol tell your friend to sell me some RF amps for that much

Mendomar06

JJ want a T500-1BD? Lol!
I might be upgrading sub and amp soon so I might have it available

EmperorJJ1

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maybe how much are you looking to sell for? pm or e-mail me