are 2 CVR102 dual 2 ohm or 4 ohm?

[hondaracer48 10+ year member]

for some reason I can not figure this out. box on the subs are cvr102.

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[jasonbillnelson 10+ year member]

Kicker CVR102 (10CVR10-2) 10" Dual 2 ohm CompVR Car Subwoofer

i sent you this link in the other post man

 

[hondaracer48 10+ year member]

im just getting irritated sorry man, so they are dual 2 ohm but I wired them exacly like that pic and I can barely hear the subs

 

[jasonbillnelson 10+ year member]

what are your amp settings? Best way to make sure they are wired up correctly is to go buy a Digital Multi-Meter and check the final impedence. And then set your amp correctly using the DMM.

 

[hondaracer48 10+ year member]

im abut to go to a friends who has one, it is pretty easy to check once I have a dMM? do I wire it all up thewn just toich the wires where I plug into the amp

 

[jasonbillnelson 10+ year member]

set it to ohms and touch the wires, pos to pos, neg to neg.

 

[Chevy Blazin' 10+ year member]

i EVEN WALKED HIM THRU THIS BY TEXT THE OTHER DAY

 

[hondaracer48 10+ year member]

yea man I did it EXACTLY how u said. I have to turn volume up so high to where the door speakers are distorted to even hear the subs at all. and that's with gain more than 3/4 up. I appreciate the help tho don't get me wrong

 

[Chevy Blazin' 10+ year member]

CHECK THIS OUT THAT SOMEONE HAD THE SAME PROBLEM WITH WIRING 2 DVC 2 OHM SUBS TO GET A 2 OHM LOAD TO THE AMP

http://www.caraudio.com/forums/general-discussion/232843-two-dual-2-ohm-cvrs-series-parallel.html

 

[hondaracer48 10+ year member]

This multimeter has 5 different settings for ohms, 20m, 2m 200k 2k and 200 and none of them are reading different numbers not even close to 2 ohms

 

[IonRL205 10+ year member]

Do you have an aftermarket head unit? You may need to turn your sub level all the way up depending on what h/u it is.