Final ohm load of 4 dvc 2 ohm subs

[southport2014 10+ year member]

what are the final ohm loads i could get from 4 dual 2 ohm subs ? and how can i wire em up to my aq 2200d

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[goingdef 10+ year member]

use them at 1ohm final load series each pair(2ohm) then parallel each of those pair(into 1ohm)

 

[southport2014 10+ year member]

use them at 1ohm final load series each pair(2ohm) then parallel each of those pair(into 1ohm)

what are all the final loads i can get cause i dont have electrical to drop to one ohm right now

 

[goingdef 10+ year member]

how about a nice safe 4ohm load?

 

[IonRL205 10+ year member]

what are all the final loads i can get cause i dont have electrical to drop to one ohm right now

1 ohm or 4 ohm or 16 ohm

 

[goingdef 10+ year member]

1 ohm or 4 ohm or 16 ohm

you forgot about 0.25 ohm!

 

[armykyle1 10+ year member]

hit that ***** with .25

 

[IonRL205 10+ year member]

you forgot about 0.25 ohm!

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[bgowdy 5,000+ posts]

i thought you can wire this to .5 ohm? because if you wire 1 dvc 2 ohm sub it can go to 1 ohm, 2 dvc 2ohms subs wire to .5, so 4 should also end at .5. i may be wrong tho but i thought it work that way

 

[IonRL205 10+ year member]

i thought you can wire this to .5 ohm? because if you wire 1 dvc 2 ohm sub it can go to 1 ohm, 2 dvc 2ohms subs wire to .5, so 4 should also end at .5. i may be wrong tho but i thought it work that way

If you take both pairs of subs that are at .5 and wire them together, you cannot end up with a .5 load, it would either double it or half it, which is .25 or 1

You could say each pair of subs wired at .5 would equal to a SVC .5 ohm sub, and if you wired two SVC .5 ohm subs you'd get 1 ohm or .25 ohm. Remember, you'll only have 1 set of + and - minus wires for each pair wired to .5 ohm.

 

[southport2014 10+ year member]

any way i could get 2-3 ohm

 

[goingdef 10+ year member]

i thought you can wire this to .5 ohm? because if you wire 1 dvc 2 ohm sub it can go to 1 ohm, 2 dvc 2ohms subs wire to .5, so 4 should also end at .5. i may be wrong tho but i thought it work that way

you lost me this parts right(because if you wire 1 dvc 2 ohm sub it can go to 1 ohm, 2 dvc 2ohms subs wire to .5) so why do you think it would remain .5 when you wired in a second set? it would half the load again leaving you at .25

 

[IonRL205 10+ year member]

any way i could get 2-3 ohm

Did you even read any posts in this topic?

 

[goingdef 10+ year member]

any way i could get 2-3 ohm

no, what's been listed is all that's possible unless you change up the amount of subs your willing to run.

 

[bgowdy 5,000+ posts]

oh i was thinking if you wire 2 dvc 2ohm subs to .5, then use the 3rd 2ohm to wire the load up then the 4th would wire the load back down. but ok i learned something new today lol