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<blockquote data-quote="jjmm415" data-source="post: 7216958" data-attributes="member: 630426">ok well i have 2 10&quot; q power subs and 1 10&quot; kenwood with a 1000w amp..wat would be the best way to wire it? by the way the q power subs came together in a sub boxQ POWER 10&quot; Subwoofer BoxHigh Power 4 Ohm SubwoofersGrade A 5/8&quot; MDF ConstructionBent Plexiglass WindowSubwoofer Chrome Basket &amp;amp; Magnet Structure1200 Watts Peak Power Handling10&quot; Single 4 Ohm KFC Series SubwooferPower Handling:Peak: 1000 wattsRMS: 300 wattsCrossover SlopeVariable Low Pass Filter 50Hz ~ 250HzVariable High Pass Filter 50Hz ~ 600HzBass Booster Control (0~18dB)Input Sensitivity Control 6V ~ 0.2VOverheat &amp;amp; Short Circuit ProtectionLow &amp;amp; High Impedance InputPower &amp;amp; Protection LEd45° Access Power &amp;amp; Speaker Terminals2 Ohm StableTri-mode capable</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jjmm415, post: 7216958, member: 630426"] ok well i have 2 10" q power subs and 1 10" kenwood with a 1000w amp..wat would be the best way to wire it? by the way the q power subs came together in a sub box Q POWER 10" Subwoofer Box High Power 4 Ohm Subwoofers Grade A 5/8" MDF Construction Bent Plexiglass Window Subwoofer Chrome Basket & Magnet Structure 1200 Watts Peak Power Handling 10" Single 4 Ohm KFC Series Subwoofer Power Handling: Peak: 1000 watts RMS: 300 watts Crossover Slope Variable Low Pass Filter 50Hz ~ 250Hz Variable High Pass Filter 50Hz ~ 600Hz Bass Booster Control (0~18dB)Input Sensitivity Control 6V ~ 0.2V Overheat & Short Circuit Protection Low & High Impedance Input Power & Protection LEd 45° Access Power & Speaker Terminals 2 Ohm Stable Tri-mode capable [/QUOTE]

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