Earthquake magma 15 subs and 2 sony 1200w amps need help plz

[NAWEED_H]

Hey guys im trying to hook up a sound system in my car. I picked up 2 Magma15 subs and 2 sony amps. I plan on wiring each amp to each sub in one dual enclosed box with a port for each subs. How do i do this? The subs are DVC with 3.3ohms to each coil. The amps are:

Sony Xplod 2/1 Channel Amplifier, Model XM2002GTR

Features:

1200W max power

200W x 2 RMS into 4 ohms

High Level Sensing Power On

500W x 1 RMS into 4 ohms

Variable 50 - 300 Hz low pass filter

40 Hz EQ boost

Line level thru-put

MOSFET output stage & power supply

RCA & speaker level inputs

CEA-2006 Power Compliant

WHAT DO I DOO??

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[shauncox26]

one coil wired to each channel repeat for other sub and amp.. only way to be done wired im series they come out to 6~ ohm so output is lost. in parallel u get 1.5~ohm much to low for bridged on those Sony's.

 

[NAWEED_H]

Thanks for the quick reply. The box only has one teminal for each sub though how would i connect each coil to each chanel?//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wallbash.gif.1310150c49dd52e0fbe1813a0681e5c3.gif

Specs on the subs btw:

1500 Watts Max

FS=26Hz

Qms = 3.5313

Qes = 0.4603

Qts = 0.4072

VAS = .75Ft3

Xmax = 0.5"

85dB 1W/1M

Revc = 6.78

Levc = 6.3mH @ (1 kHz)

3" Dual Voice coil(2x3.2-ohms)

 

[shauncox26]

run ur sub wires thru a whole in the box and seal it with silicone. straight to the amp.

 

[NAWEED_H]

didnt want to drill a hole in the box but i guesso i got no choice. thanks for the advice man

 

[Mass Car Audio 10+ year member]

in parallel u get 1.5~ohm much to low for bridged on those Sony's.

I had a friend that wired two dual 6 ohm 10s in parallel bridged to each amp and they were sony amps and they handled it like a boss. Each amp seen a 1.5 ohm nominal load before impedance rise. I wouldn't recommend it but it worked fine.