Recent content by Capttech

Have had system hooked up for a week now and it sounds great, very impressed with these inexpensive subs. Wired up as HardofWhoring said and works as expected. I was able to verify that using both amp outputs would cause an additional parallel bringing the wiring from 2 ohm, down to 1 ohm to the...

Awesome, that's exactly what I was trying to say with my question when I was over thinking it. Got a voltmeter I was going to test to see if that would work. Ordered some terminals cups to install just in case it didn't. Subs ended up being delayed due to weather. Hoping to have it all done...

Correct and correct, full block all the way back and a pre-fab box

There currently is way to connect the speakers in the box. To wire the subs together I would need to add holes to do so which was the purpose of my question. "Inside the box" is not an option currently. I have a ported box with divided chambers. Thinking I may add another set of terminals to the...

I'll just assume my thinking is wrong and drill holes in the box. Thanks

hmm, maybe I am overthinking this but lmk if I am incorrect with this; The mono amp has 2 outputs that are in parellel, correct? If I go + to + and - to - on each sub alone, then run jumpers down to the enclosure terminals, then hook each terminal up to their own output on the amp, I would...

Perfect, thanks for that info. Based on that, I'll just use the one output and wire the subs to draw at 1-ohm as seen here ( https://images.crutchfieldonline.com/ca/learningcenter/car/subwoofer_wiring/2-DVC-4-ohm-mono-low-imp.jpg )

Picked up 2 12" Pioneer TS-A300D4 4-ohm DVC subs with 500W RMS n 1500W Peak. Got a KAC-9105D amp. What's gonna be the optimal way to wire these? Manual says RMS 500W per channel @ 4-ohms, or 900W @ 1-ohms stable (output regulated to 900 watts). Amp is mono but has 2 outputs that are internally...