2 Channel amp and 2 dvc?

[blazergt 10+ year member]

I have the rockford fosgate p6001 2 channel amp and 2 10w3's (300 watt 4ohm). Is it possible to run each sub to thier seperate channel and still get 4 ohms each side? Or will it have to be either 2 or 8?

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[Doola36 10+ year member]

Why do you want it to be 4 ohms? When I look at the specs of the amp you will get 300x2 at 2 ohms without it being bridged

 

[blazergt 10+ year member]

Why do you want it to be 4 ohms? When I look at the specs of the amp you will get 300x2 at 2 ohms without it being bridged

Thats easy, im still learning and still have no idea about wiring subs lol. "300x2 at 2 ohms"

Right now i have a sub box with a seperate terminal for each sub going to thier own channel. If you take an ohm reading at each terminal its about 7.3 (My subs do not hit hard which is why im here). Can take the box apart, rewire it and have the ohm read 2 for each side? Would this be ok for my amp? Thanks for all the help

 

[RandyShaw 10+ year member]

yea if you have dvc connect the two negative to one wire and the same for the positive. Do this for both subs and and connect them using all the terminals on the 2 channel amp. to me that would be your safest bet withought killing your amp.

 

[Kold_Killa 10+ year member]

You can also wire your woofers to a 4 ohm load and bridge the amp... Probably the best way, especially if they are in a common chamber enclosure.