2 subs 1 amp
Hey guys this might sound really stupid to you all but im tryin to learn,
How dou you wire two subs to one monoblock amp?
Cheers
sick of the idiots here
most amps now days have the terminals labled for a "bridged" layout as well. It's the positive from one channel and the negative from the other.
Now ask about how many voice coils, and what config to run them all and it's another mini can of worms... lol
What amp you got, and what subs? Might be able to run 2xseries and 2xparalell with ease...
I have a PowerPlant Monoblock Amplifier - D-Class PP-AM200010 and two Alpine SWS-1043D Type-S 10" subsOriginally Posted by Coast_Calais
Donati..Whoa Green
Just run both positives on the sub to the positive on the box, and both negatives on the sub to the negative on the box. Then run both boxes positives to the positve on the amp, and both box negatives to the negative on the amp. End result 1 ohm impediance.
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