Car sub question

[OzNath 10+ year member]

I will get to the point real quick. I have a pioneer 1000 rms DVC 2 ohm sub I know how to wire the sub to get a 1 ohm load but I recently bought a kenwood 1 ohm stable mono amp but it has 2 positives and 2 negatives, how would I wire the sub into the amp so it see's 1 ohm at the amp, it puts out 900 rms at 1 ohm stable. It's just confusing because it's a mono amp and has 2 pos and 2 neg. I don't know what pos and what neg to put the wire in from the sub. Cheers if some 1 can help me.

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[Ahmed Johnson]

Hook it up to one positive and one negative, it will bridge itself internally. They also have a diagram above the outputs if it's a special way.

 

[OzNath 10+ year member]

So wire it into the positive all the way on the left and the negative all the way on the right, cause it goes positive, negative than positive negative is that right way cheers

 

[garychoffmann 10+ year member]

Those outputs are not separated inside the amp. You can use either. Its just a convenience feature for adding more than one sub

 

[Ahmed Johnson]

So wire it into the positive all the way on the left and the negative all the way on the right, cause it goes positive, negative than positive negative is that right way cheers

That would be fine.