A little help plz!

[rokr_2007]

Hey im new the forum ive got a question...

ive got a rockford P6002 i wanna hook a single sub up to that will go under the back seat of my 05 k2500 chevy double cab. got a premade box for it with an air space of .78 cu ft from car audio factory.

the sub i was lookin at is a Dayton Audio RSS315HO-44. i was told that for that sub to work with my amp i would have to run one channel to each voice coil...just wondering why i cant bridge the amp and run the voice coils in series??

if i have to run one channel to each coil for that sub id rather find a differnt sub and if thats the case anybody have a suggestion for a similar sub that i wont have to do that with?

Thanx in advance!

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[Sonic. 10+ year member]

Welcome !

The sub is a dual 2 ohm, so wired in series would give a 4 ohm final load, you will have no problem running that amp bridge.

 

[keep_hope_alive Premium Member]

Welcome !
The sub is a dual 2 ohm, so wired in series would give a 4 ohm final load, you will have no problem running that amp bridge.

incorrect. the sub is dual 4 ohm. that is why he cannot wire the coils in parallel and operate the sub at 2 ohms bridged.

if i have to run one channel to each coil for that sub id rather find a different sub and if that's the case anybody have a suggestion for a similar sub that i wont have to do that with?

the simple alternative is just get a single coil 4 ohm sub and not a dual 4 ohm sub.

Dayton Audio RSS390HO-4 15" Reference HO Subwoofer 4 Ohm 295-469

 

[wickedwitt 10+ year member]

incorrect. the sub is dual 4 ohm. that is why he cannot wire the coils in parallel and operate the sub at 2 ohms bridged.



the simple alternative is just get a single coil 4 ohm sub and not a dual 4 ohm sub.

Dayton Audio RSS390HO-4 15" Reference HO Subwoofer 4 Ohm 295-469

or a D2 of the model he originally wanted (if such a make exists)

 

[Sonic. 10+ year member]

incorrect. the sub is dual 4 ohm. that is why he cannot wire the coils in parallel and operate the sub at 2 ohms bridged.



the simple alternative is just get a single coil 4 ohm sub and not a dual 4 ohm sub.

Dayton Audio RSS390HO-4 15" Reference HO Subwoofer 4 Ohm 295-469

My bad, I must have been drunk, yes it's a dual 4 ohm. Thank you for pointing it out.

 

[keep_hope_alive Premium Member]

or a D2 of the model he originally wanted (if such a make exists)

agreed, but they don't make that model. so SVC it is.

 

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My bad, I must have been drunk, yes it's a dual 4 ohm. Thank you for pointing it out.

no worries, we look out for each other.

 

[Sonic. 10+ year member]

agreed, but they don't make that model. so SVC it is. 

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no worries, we look out for each other.

I appreciate bro !