alright i have searched and cant find anything i just bought 2 Audiobahn 12" Subwoofer (AW1206T) and they are dual 4 ohm and i bought a power acustic amp thats 2 ohm stable how can i wire it so i wont blow the subs or whatever
thanks
should i hook both wires to the 2 channels
or should i have them seperate like this
The first one.... but yours are dual voice coils right???? than you will need to have it on a 2 ohm load for best performance...http://www.cardomain.com/item/ABNAW1206T to the right you will see WIREING GUIDE.... go there and it will show you.....peace
it doesnt show a 2ohm load tho so can someone like draw it out for me cause i have my infinitys now and they are only single so im not sure on what to do to wire them
just put all the + to + and - to -..... easy
my amp is 2 ohm load stable tho... i have the pictures of the subs and amp if you would like me to post pictures so maybe u can draw it out...
well you could run the amp in 2 channel mode at 2ohm if it supports that and wire each sub for 2ohm
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Can it handle TWO channels at 2Ohm each? Or can it handle ONE channel at 2 Ohms? If it's ONE channel at 2Ohms then I am pretty sure that it's impossible, unless you trade for 8Ohm DVC.
I'm with sndsgood...
sndsgood wrote:dvc 4 ohm. wire them all together, both voicecoils together, and both subs together in paralele and you have a 1 ohm load. not something allot of amps can handle.
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you can only wire it as a 1ohm load...or a 4 ohm load.
your amp won't live with a 1ohm load. so you have to wire it as a 4 ohm load.
the very first reply answered your question...and if you still need help. do it like this.
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^^but you have two subs.
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that would be fine if you bought another amp.
wysiwyg wrote:^^but you have two subs.
However, he
could in theory, run each sub at 2 ohm load to each of the 2 channels on the amp. Each channel would have to be run to each pos/neg (ie: Right Pos to Right Neg). Overall impedence on each sub would be 2 ohm, therefore answering the original question.
Kardain wrote:wysiwyg wrote:^^but you have two subs.
However, he could in theory, run each sub at 2 ohm load to each of the 2 channels on the amp. Each channel would have to be run to each pos/neg (ie: Right Pos to Right Neg). Overall impedence on each sub would be 2 ohm, therefore answering the original question.
true..i read the reply that the amp was 2 ohm mono stable. after seeing what amp it is, 2 ohm stereo is correct.
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He didn't say what amp it was, did he? I don't see it in this post, but sometimes i'm blind. And, just because an amp has 4 terminals doesn't mean it's two channels, they can be internally bridged, and just put that way to make it easier to wire up.
