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<blockquote data-quote="jellydime" data-source="post: 22715" data-attributes="member: 541554">If these are dual 2 ohm voice coil subs, in order to wire them to end up with a 2 ohm load, you wire in series/parallel----&nbsp; Amp positive goes to 1 positive on each sub&nbsp; &nbsp; the amp negative goes to 1 negative of each of the opposite voice coils, then on each woofer, you connect a positive from one coil to the negative of the other coil...that should give you your 2 ohm loadIf they are dual 4 ohm voice coils, its a bit easier, you just wire it in parallel----Amp negative to one voice coil&#039;s negative and then connect to the other negative&nbsp;&nbsp; then Amp positive to one coil&#039;s positive, then connect to other positiveIf the subs are 6, 8, or dual 1 ohm let me know and I can explain any of those to yaSorry if this is hard to understand, it is now 7 am and I haven&#039;t gotten to sleep yetJELLYDIME</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jellydime, post: 22715, member: 541554"] If these are dual 2 ohm voice coil subs, in order to wire them to end up with a 2 ohm load, you wire in series/parallel---- Amp positive goes to 1 positive on each sub the amp negative goes to 1 negative of each of the opposite voice coils, then on each woofer, you connect a positive from one coil to the negative of the other coil...that should give you your 2 ohm load If they are dual 4 ohm voice coils, its a bit easier, you just wire it in parallel----Amp negative to one voice coil's negative and then connect to the other negative then Amp positive to one coil's positive, then connect to other positive If the subs are 6, 8, or dual 1 ohm let me know and I can explain any of those to ya Sorry if this is hard to understand, it is now 7 am and I haven't gotten to sleep yet JELLYDIME [/QUOTE]

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