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<blockquote data-quote="nathanz4c" data-source="post: 8248567" data-attributes="member: 660488">Newbie here asking for some help please.Ive ran a single sub for a number of years now however my new car will allow me to run 2 small subs.I have the following..Rockford Fosgate P300-2 Amp with a power rating as follows-4ohm Load Per Channel 75 Watts x 22ohm Load Per Channel 150 Watts x 24ohm Load Bridged 300 Watts x 1This is currently running one JL 6W3v3-4 Subwoofer bridged with a rating as follows-Continuous Power Handling (RMS)&nbsp; &nbsp; 150 WattsRecommended RMS Amplifier Power&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 50 - 150 WattsNominal Impedance (Znom) - 4ohmsI wish to install another JL sub of the same spec. Im finding really conflicting information on how to wire these up for the best result.Should each sub go to the left and right channels?Or should they be wired in parallel cross the already bridged channels?Thanks in advance for your assistance</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nathanz4c, post: 8248567, member: 660488"] Newbie here asking for some help please. Ive ran a single sub for a number of years now however my new car will allow me to run 2 small subs. I have the following.. Rockford Fosgate P300-2 Amp with a power rating as follows- 4ohm Load Per Channel 75 Watts x 2 2ohm Load Per Channel 150 Watts x 2 4ohm Load Bridged 300 Watts x 1 This is currently running one JL 6W3v3-4 Subwoofer bridged with a rating as follows- Continuous Power Handling (RMS) 150 Watts Recommended RMS Amplifier Power 50 - 150 Watts Nominal Impedance (Znom) - 4ohms I wish to install another JL sub of the same spec. Im finding really conflicting information on how to wire these up for the best result. Should each sub go to the left and right channels? Or should they be wired in parallel cross the already bridged channels? Thanks in advance for your assistance [/QUOTE]

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