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<blockquote data-quote="ngsm13" data-source="post: 122551" data-attributes="member: 544830"><p>yes, that creates a 2ohm total load....the amp will see a 2ohm load. I wouldn't use one of the terminals b/c u'd have to drill a hole the the chamber separater. Even if u use silicon......the point of the barrier is to separate the chambers....no leakage period. The easiest and best thing to do IMO is use 2 terminals, one for each chamber. I don't see how using just one terminal and drilling a hole in the divider is very beneficial at all. SO, on each sub.....wire the positive to the other negative, like in the diagram (grey). Then wire the remaining positive and negative to the terminal in each subs chamber. Now, when u run wire from the terminal to the amp, combine the positives from both terminals by striping the end of the wire and twisting the together tightly. Do the same for the negatives. Then insert them ino the amp. This creates a 2ohm load, and i requires no drilling through the divider.....and it works 100% i've done this for myself and friends numerous times b4. hope that helps, and gets u on ur way! tell me if u have ne more questions.</p><p></p><p>NG</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ngsm13, post: 122551, member: 544830"] yes, that creates a 2ohm total load....the amp will see a 2ohm load. I wouldn't use one of the terminals b/c u'd have to drill a hole the the chamber separater. Even if u use silicon......the point of the barrier is to separate the chambers....no leakage period. The easiest and best thing to do IMO is use 2 terminals, one for each chamber. I don't see how using just one terminal and drilling a hole in the divider is very beneficial at all. SO, on each sub.....wire the positive to the other negative, like in the diagram (grey). Then wire the remaining positive and negative to the terminal in each subs chamber. Now, when u run wire from the terminal to the amp, combine the positives from both terminals by striping the end of the wire and twisting the together tightly. Do the same for the negatives. Then insert them ino the amp. This creates a 2ohm load, and i requires no drilling through the divider.....and it works 100% i've done this for myself and friends numerous times b4. hope that helps, and gets u on ur way! tell me if u have ne more questions. NG [/QUOTE]
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