Sub Wiring Stable
Hey guys,
I was wondering if someone can tell me how to Wire my 2x dvc 4ohm subs down to 2ohms at the amp,
I am Running a Rubicon 1002 Sound stream amp and the subs i am using are 600RMS so I really need the amp putting 1000w into them
Until I get a bigger Amp..
cheers in advance for your help..
Brendon
Rough As
Last edited by Nic92; 30-01-2012 at 02:17 AM. Reason: like acarmody said, not gonna happen
Donati..Whoa Green
Not going to happen mate, you will either have 4-ohms or 1-ohm.
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Apparently its rated at 1000watts into 4ohm anyway.
As said, it can't be done.
Coils in series & subs in parallel is 4 ohm overall.
Coils in parallel & subs in parallel is 1 ohm overall.
The only way to get 2 ohm is to use ONE sub with the coils wired in parallel.
In the manual I found for that amp it is rated as follows:
400W bridged @ 8ohm
1000W bridged @ 4ohm
1000W bridged @ 2ohm
Wire coils in series and subs in parallel to produce 4ohm as follows:
2ez
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