2 Ohm subs

[DarwinsA32]

Okay so i've got 2 Alpine Type-R 2Ohm DVC subs....

Doing one 1200 watt mono to each, is it correct to put hot lead in one + terminal, a jumper from that terminal to the other + and do the same with grounds?


Or do i just put a jumper from the - of VC 1 to the + of VC 2?

[Sir_Christopher]

honestly i just looked at the tattoos and did not read your thread, untill now haha

[DarwinsA32]

honestly i just looked at the tattoos and did not read your thread, untill now haha

I find myself staring at my own sig from time to time. I feel yah

[03RCode]

http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/wo...igurations.asp

And you sig > my life.

[alpine_aw11]

They're DVC 4 ohm, I told you right? Definitely wire those bitches down to one if you can. And then pay me.

http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/wo...s.asp?Q=2&I=42

Either one of those will work, but if your amp is 1 ohm stable then that would be perfect.

[DarwinsA32]

Funny Brad the subs themselves say 2 just to confuse us?

"10" subwoofer with dual 2-ohm voice coils"


Oh and the latter, soon me friend soon.

[alpine_aw11]

I ordered them as dual 4's, regardless the amp I had drastically underpowered them. Make sure you can feed those fuckers 500 RMS, they're hungry.

[DarwinsA32]

I ordered them as dual 4's, regardless the amp I had drastically underpowered them. Make sure you can feed those fuckers 500 RMS, they're hungry.

***** who you think I is?

Got a 4000 Watt boston accoustic Mono 1ohm stable.