Recent content by Jimmaaay

Ok cool thanks

Ok so wire them to .5 ohm and see what happens? Also around how much do you think will be getting pushed to each woofer?

I dont know if it the amp can run off of .5 ohms? I am not sure.

I have a BXI2008d, what do you recommend I switch to then?

So instead of coming out of 2 outputs on the amp, I want to come out of 1 to achieve more power.

Ignore the circles, this how I have it wired but it is coming out of 2 outputs, so if you split 1200, 600 rmz to each woofer. I want to have around 1200 per woofer by what I said in the topic post.

So it would be like they are wired in parallel through the cabinet. Ok cool thanks

I currently am running two Hifonics OLM1612's and they are getting around 600 rms from my BXI2008d wired to 2 ohms. I want to wire them in parallel, but I can't drill holes through my ported cabinet to connect the woofers together to bring more power to them. So I was wondering if I could take...

I just installed my capacitor to my system on saturday and I noticed that my system wasn't producing the "punch" it had before I installed it. Is this something to do with the tuning?

Ok thanks, maybe in the future I will swap it out.

I am running a Hifonics BXI2008D

Just cause I have a lot of 8 gauge lying around. So it should be fine with the 12 then?

I just installed my new woofers and I am running 12 gauge from the amp to the terminals on the box. If I changed that to 8 gauge would I have to change the inside the box connecting the voice coils to 8 gauge? Inside the box I am running 12 gauge on the coils. Thanks, James

Ok I got it. Where they meet is like the terminals. Now it makes sense.

The part that is confusing me is the part that I circled. The wires connect so do I have to wire the subs between the box, like wire through the wall of the box to the other woofer.