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Sorry for not responding for so long but I forgot I posted this. I'm not sure how nice of a meter it is, I've used it on my subs before and it read the correct independence but I said somthing to him about taking a look at it and he said he's not worried about it so I guess I'll never know...

So I wired up two DVC 4ohm Boss Phantom 15s to a Planet Audio AC4000.1D amp (1ohm stable) for a buddy. I wired them as the attached photo shows so that the amp is suppose to read 1ohm but for some reason when I check the independence at the amp terminals it reads 4ohm. He's happy with it but its...

I know how to wire them up and all that but I just wasn't sure if it mattered or not. I figured they're both on the same channel so it shouldn't but I just wanted to double check.

So it doesn't matter weither I run both + and - from the same set or not? As long as they're all parallel.

Ok. Thanks

I'm talking about the + and - coming out of the amp. Cause its a mono block but has two sets of + and - coming out.

So I just got a sundown sae-2000D and even though its a mono block it has two sets of speaker wire terminals. And I know that they are still on the same channel but just split. My question though is I want to wire two 4ohm DVC subs to 1ohm and I was wondering should I use the positive terminal...

The subs are DVC 4ohm and the amp is stable at 4ohm bridged which is how I have it wired. But the amp only has 4 gauge power & ground leads so I have 4 gauge going the the amp to the cap then 1/0 from the cap to chassis. I'm gonna get rid of the cap soon and get distro blocks and redo my...

I'm using audiopipe wire for both gauges and online it says it's OFC. Also i have a voltage meter so I'm able to test the ground but the video @jerryltowlt posted said to hook to the ground side of battery then your amp ground but my battery is in the front of the car so i dont think...

I got a Rockford Fosgate P1000x2 amp bridged to two 10" 4ohm Fosgate P3s getting 1000watt rms. Well I've had this setup for a while now and the amp has gotten warm but but not actually "hot". I decided to get a 250 amp high output alternator then on my way home from work today I started noticing...

The memphis amp is a mono block and is going to the 12. But there's two sets of terminals so does it matter whether I wire it like it shows in the middle pic in the manual (I'll attach a pic) or just run the wires out of the same set?

O ya, one last question. The Memphis amp has two sets of positive & negative terminals and ik they're still on the same channel so does it matter weither I run a positive wire from one set and the negative from the other or should I run them both from the same set?

They're DVC so I guess ill just have to live with 4ohm on those lol. But cool, now that I'm suree those are right I can finally get my stuff wired up correctly. Thanks for all the help from everyone.

Thank you @dudeogo for actually answering my questions. So the pic I attached for the 12 is correct then? Also the 10s are 4ohm. And @Buick_66 they are all in the same box but sealed off in their own chambers. And I doubt it makes a difference but the 10s are on each side facing up with the...

I'm not trynna act tough. All I want to know is how to wire them at 2ohm. I'm not asking peoples opinions on mixing sub sizes and I'm tired of arguing with you about this.