hey man

[all.mixed.up 10+ year member]

now would that push too much to my speakers and peak them out I would be over pushing them wouldn't I

 

[Annnarbor84 5,000+ posts]

now would that push too much to my speakers and peak them out

You dont have to use all of the power from the amp, you will have some head room in case you wanted to add diff subs later or whatever...

 

[all.mixed.up 10+ year member]

now what would be the best way to wire them so that i don't over push them

 

[Burton6431 10+ year member]

omg you use "gain" setting on the amp to adjust how much power they get, dont turn the gain all the way up!

 

[all.mixed.up 10+ year member]

so if i push 600x1@2 ohms and turn the gain up about half way to 3\4 then I should be fine my amp that I have on them now the gain is only up half way

 

[all.mixed.up 10+ year member]

omg I know your not supposed to turn the gain up all the way duh

 

[Annnarbor84 5,000+ posts]

You have two d4 subs so it is either 1ohm or 4ohm load. You will want to wire it to 1ohm and adjust your gain accordingly

 

[all.mixed.up 10+ year member]

can all dvc 4 ohm speakers be wired to 1 ohm load, the guy that I bought these from said that I can't bridge them or wire them to a 1 ohm load because I would cook them I have 2 audiopipe 12 inch subs I am new to all of this so sorry for all the questions

 

[all.mixed.up 10+ year member]

now 1 ohm load I will be pushing 1000x1@1 ohm that would be ok wouldn't it because if I wire them together then my rms 750 and peak 1500 so I would be 250 over my rms correct I want to get as much out of these speakers without blowing them in 6 months to a year

 

[Annnarbor84 5,000+ posts]

can all dvc 4 ohm speakers be wired to 1 ohm load, the guy that I bought these from said that I can't bridge them or wire them to a 1 ohm load because I would cook them I have 2 audiopipe 12 inch subs I am new to all of this so sorry for all the questions

The guy that told you that apparently does not know what he is talking about.... Any 2 D4 subs can be wired to 1ohm......

 

[Annnarbor84 5,000+ posts]

now 1 ohm load I will be pushing 1000x1@1 ohm that would be ok wouldn't it because if I wire them together then my rms 750 and peak 1500 so I would be 250 over my rms correct I want to get as much out of these speakers without blowing them in 6 months to a year

You will be wiring your subs down to 1 ohm so theoretically yes that will be 1000rms in a perfect world. You will have box rise also, it varies from build to build. So like I said earlier, you will not get the full potential out of this amp......

 

[all.mixed.up 10+ year member]

what is box rise

 

[Annnarbor84 5,000+ posts]

what is box rise

How to fight Ohm Rise? (And testing for SPL in general) - Soundpressure.com Forum

 

[NissanKicker 10+ year member]

If you were your speakers in series ( 8ohm for each speaker ) and bridge them both @ the amp... You are goin' to hear a difference!

.... There's no need for you to get another amp right now if you're not going to UPGRADE!

Sense you have (2) DUAL 4ohm Subwoofers... you need to do the FOLLOWING:

1) Connect VoiceCoil 1 ( whichever one that you choose to be #1 ) Take the positive of and connect it to Voicecoil #2's NEGATIVE!

2) Run VoiceCoil #1's NEGATIVE & VoiceCoil #2's POSITIVE out to your amp ( bridge mode )

3) Do the EXACT same thing to Subwoofer #2...

When BOTH subwoofers are connected in Bridge mode @ the amp...

... You will be at a 4ohm load!

 

[all.mixed.up 10+ year member]

my amp is a 1600 watt amp if I bridge it then I will push the full 1600 to it I don't want that because I will peak them out right