Dvc

[budgetSQ 10+ year member]

This question is more for my friend than myself, but I just dont understand DVC. He just bought 2 Alpine DVC 12"s, and I dont get how to wire them both to 4 ohms. Do you get a 4 channel amp and put 1 channel to each voice coil? That seems like the easiest, although not very efficient, way to do it.

How does wiring series/parallel affect DVC subs, any different than SVC?

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budgetsq-- log on to jlaudio.com web site

click on tutorials

click on wiring your subs

click on 2 dvc

then read w4-d4

the picture that you see is

showing you how to wire your subs

in series/parallel for a 4 ohm load

check it out.

 

[zane 10+ year member]

Making that a bit easier for you- follow this link:

http://www.jlaudio.com/tutorials/wiring/2dvc.html

Basically the main difference between SVC and DVC woofers, is that the DVC models allow more wiring options, thus a more expandable system.

The best way to learn about Series - Paralel wiring- etc, is to study in great detail; this site:

http://www.eatel.net/~amptech/elecdisc/srsparll.htm

take it easy,

-zane

 

[jrmax 10+ year member]

ok I have a 4 channel amp and if I wire 2 12 dvc subs in paralell then it will come to a 4 ohm load if i wire a channel per coil right is there any way to get 2ohm for me?