is this the way to do this?

[mm0142 10+ year member]

is this the correct way to wire to 2 daul 4 ohm subs to 1 ohm i was told to do it this way with no splitter just putting the 3 peices of wire into the terminals .its hard as hell to get all the wire in there . just want to make sure this isnt way my subs both blew in less than 60seconds of ever having power to them

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[xtcxyooj 10+ year member]

yes that would be correct.

 

[marcotheclepto 10+ year member]

http://www.thedeepdiscount.com/DualVoiceCoil4ohmPair.htm

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[mm0142 10+ year member]

i have the diagrams from 12volt and rockford i just didnt know if you are supposed to stick all 3 wires in the + and _ on the first subs terminals or if im suppossed to use a t splitter to keep it at 2 wires per terminal like the rockford and 12volt diagrams show.. the reason i ask it because i hooked them up to my sundown 1200d 2 12" re se and they blew inless than 60 seconds with the gain all the way down . i think wit was just a problem with the amp but wanted to make sure re says they wont fix them under warranty anyway .

 

[mm0142 10+ year member]

i sent the amp back to db-r to have them fix it but now im out 2 subs and downtime because of a faulty amp .

 

[mm0142 10+ year member]

? anyone the diagrams show a t splitter to prevent having 3 wires into oneterminal is this the way to do this correctly ? or can i jsut put all three wires into one terminal

 

[MakeshiftAudio 10+ year member]

It's if you can fit it and still be sturdy honestly.

 

[edzy 10+ year member]

if the amp has 2 sets of terminals, wire one sub to each.