Recent content by racinstylez

so what I originally said is the correct way

I cut apart an old rca cable I have and spliced the wire into the rear sub wire to see if I would get anything. I got some good bass, but it was pretty low. Im hoping this LOC will work. How did you work on the Merc?

so cross the wires? ending up with two (+-) connected wires?

I just recieved the soundgate LOCX line output converter. I have already found my subwoofer wire coming from the bose amp. Now, the LOC has 4 wires for both left and right rear speakers. Since I am wiring them up to my existing stock sub, can I bridge both wires. like twist both positive...

badass, you guys are awesome...and quick with the info :thumb:

Hey everyone. Just passed through the site looking for help on wiring. yall have a great community here. Anywayz, im from Houston, Texas and am President of Refined Elegance which is a VIP/luxury car club here. Some pics of the rides... (Mine are the Lexus LS430-Turbo and Maserati Quattroporte)

what will be the best final load for application...lol I know bout series and parallel I spent a bunch of xmas money on this stuff and want the best possible outcome!

Seems that if you wire it in series it will produce 3.2 ohm which is probably in the 450-500 watt RMS range. I also looked into parallel, but that seems it will be 0.8 which is less than 1 ohm. Would my amp be able to handle that?

I recently purchased (2) Rainbow Vanadium 12" subs and (1) Rainbow iPaul DM2000 amp. Here are the specs Subs Peak power handling : 600 Watt Nominal power handling : 50-350 Watt Frequency response : 25-200 Hz DC-Resistance : 2 x 3,20 Ohm Amp Output Power Mono 4 Ω: 1 x 360 Watt RMS...