4ohm to 2 ohm

[tRiGgEr 5,000+ posts]

400 wrms to each sub.

Nope, That would give the same result. 200 each sub.

You would just be using one channel.

 

[SSS 18734 5,000+ posts]

400 wrms to each sub.

if you have a 400w x2 channel amp... and you hook both subs up to a single channel wont you have 200 watts per sub?

Your best bet is just to wire each sub to different channels.

EDIT: ****it trigger you beat me

 

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

Yup, only 200w to each sub no matter how you wire it. Wire them in parallel to a single channel would only output a TOTAL of 400w; still only giving each sub 200w.

Just wire one sub to each channel and be happy.

 

[monte_carlo97 10+ year member]

Yup, only 200w to each sub no matter how you wire it. Wire them in parallel to a single channel would only output a TOTAL of 400w; still only giving each sub 200w.
Just wire one sub to each channel and be happy.

yea, your right. I was thinking of something else.

My bad.

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[95Prober 10+ year member]

200 W x 2 @ 4 Ohms RMS400 W x 2 @ 2 Ohms RMS

800 W x 1 @ 4 Ohms Bridged RMS

if these are the specs for your amp then take and wire the subs to parrellel and put it on one channel but do not bridge it otherwise your amp will blow

Fixed!

had a question.. if it says 800 RMS not MAX on a single channel , and you put 2 subs for a FINL 4 ohm load, would that give me 400 RMS watts to EACH subs ??