2 same DVC subs in parallel, but on in serie. ( 2+8ohm=2ohms) in paralel??? well it..

[ChopShop Racing]

2 same DVC subs in parallel, but on in serie. ( 2+8ohm=2ohms) in paralel??? well it hurt my amp, or subs any. 2 ohms, i can push 1200w rms mu subs are total of 1400w rms for both. i have a 1 farad cap so i have the power the amp needs.

[ChopShop Racing]

2+8ohms=10ohms, divided by number of subs(2) = 5, divided by parallel (2) = 2.5
did i do that right? o will, i can always check it one the ohm meter.2.5 should give me like 1000 watts or so.
subs are dvc. each with 4 ohm loads, so one can be in series and the other in parallel and wier the subs togeter in parallel.
yall think this well work the way i want it too??? (even distrabution of power to both subs)?

[audiolife]

errr what the hell you doin? its figured this way top part is 2*8=16 divide that by 2+8 which is 10- 16/10...... 1.6 ohms but why you mixxin subs?

[ChopShop Racing]

im not mixing subs. just the impedences.

[audiolife]

that is still mixxing and the higher impedence woofer would be loudest

[jlaine]

Originally posted by audiolife
that is still mixxing and the higher impedence woofer would be loudest

Lowest impedance woofer would be the loudest...

[audiolife]

depends on if its series or parallel and i thought the same thing till richard clark did the run down lol

[jlaine]

Originally posted by audiolife
depends on if its series or parallel and i thought the same thing till richard clark did the run down lol

Branch circuitry can be easily calculated, but given the question, and how he is wiring it, the 2 ohm will take the brunt of the applied energy...