I had it a little more up but the sub sounded like it was going to break into pieces plus the SQ was not goodsince nobody knows where these wires lead, how are we gona help you.
I'd suggest turning the gain all the way up, don't you want to really hear your subs ?
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so where exactly does that black wire lead to? whats it connected to?As you all know ... Im new at this ... thta said
Thats 2 wires put together that is why1 slot is empty ....... that is why I posted the pics because I think something is wrong here ......
It suppose to be (2 channel amp) 1 channel for each coil right? negative to negatives and positives to positives right?
the amp installer told me that is correct but I don't believe him .....
he even told me that like this it would sound better ..... //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/uhoh.gif.c07307dd22ee7e63e22fc8e9c614d1fd.gif
thanks froryour time and comments
thats correct Champ ....... same guy ........ I maybe going to look for someone else the thing is that there is only a few shops here ... just a fewso where exactly does that black wire lead to? whats it connected to?if your only powering one sub you only use one channel... if your sub is a Dual voice coil you can have it wired up 2 ways but either way that third wire has me puzzled
i have a feeling your audio guy doesnt know his stuff very well... is this the same guy that told you it was okay to mount your amp upside down as well?
amp spec2 ohm sub can be hooked up bridged to 1 ohm (++ and - - )or 4 ohms(+ - and + - ). look on your amp and see if it is bridgeable to these loads. mark down the wattage.
you can also hook the coils up: each coil to each channel. The coils are 2 ohm... look on the amp specs and see what the amp puts out x2 @ 2 ohm...
Whichever puts out most I would say go with that.
I'm ashame but here it goesWhat kind of amp is that anyways?