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<blockquote data-quote="HaydenW" data-source="post: 7784344" data-attributes="member: 642440">[quote name=&#039;quackhead&#039;][USER=642440]@HaydenW[/USER]&nbsp;I added to my previous post.I missed the sub types in your OP. But as you can see, realistically, you made a smart choice in equipment.The amp will run better and cleaner at two ohms and you will have plenty of power on tap for future upgrades, if any.</blockquote>Thank you so much I will be sure to follow everything in your original post! But yes I chose the amp for future upgrades!Also my enclosure has a separated wall in-between to make it have two chambers. Can I just tie the two positives and negatives from each sub together and run them into one wire? Instead of actually hooking them together to the actual speaker terminal.Im sorry if this doesn&amp;#39;t make sense.My box has two speaker terminals so I have two wires running from the left and the right. So can I just twist the two positives and the two negatives together and add another wire together that will split them into one wire? making it two ohms?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="HaydenW, post: 7784344, member: 642440"] [quote name='quackhead'][USER=642440]@HaydenW[/USER] I added to my previous post. I missed the sub types in your OP. But as you can see, realistically, you made a smart choice in equipment.The amp will run better and cleaner at two ohms and you will have plenty of power on tap for future upgrades, if any.[/QUOTE] Thank you so much I will be sure to follow everything in your original post! But yes I chose the amp for future upgrades! Also my enclosure has a separated wall in-between to make it have two chambers. Can I just tie the two positives and negatives from each sub together and run them into one wire? Instead of actually hooking them together to the actual speaker terminal. Im sorry if this doesn't make sense. My box has two speaker terminals so I have two wires running from the left and the right. So can I just twist the two positives and the two negatives together and add another wire together that will split them into one wire? making it two ohms? [/QUOTE]

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