Just confused the shiit outta myself!

[Tone415 10+ year member]

So if i have 2 d2 subs and i want to wire them to a 2ch amp how would i wire the subs or each sub?

Subs 2 re sx's d2

amp specs:

1200 watts RMS x 2 @ 1 ohm stereo

600 watts RMS x 2 @ 2 ohms stereo

300 watts RMS x 2 @ 4 ohms stereo

2400 watts RMS x 1 @ 1 ohms mono

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[Digital Designs 10+ year member]

You couldnt wire 2 dual 2s to a 1 ohm load.

 

[Tone415 10+ year member]

You couldnt wire 2 dual 2s to a 1 ohm load.

What if i wire each sub 2 1ohm and put one sub on each channel? or would that give me a .5 ohm final load?

 

[allout13 10+ year member]

So if i have 2 d2 subs and i want to wire them to a 2ch amp how would i wire the subs or each sub?
Subs 2 re sx's d2

amp specs:

1200 watts RMS x 2 @ 1 ohm stereo

600 watts RMS x 2 @ 2 ohms stereo

300 watts RMS x 2 @ 4 ohms stereo

2400 watts RMS x 1 @ 1 ohms mono

that doesnt make sense. for the amp to make 1200x2 at 1 ohm it should be able to make 2400x1 at 2 ohms...or so I think.

with those coils I would wire the subs to 2 ohm and bridge the channels

 

[Tone415 10+ year member]

that doesnt make sense. for the amp to make 1200x2 at 1 ohm it should be able to make 2400x1 at 2 ohms...or so I think.
with those coils I would wire the subs to 2 ohm and bridge the channels

Well its this amp.

 

[DNick454 10+ year member]

Each channel is 1ohm stable. The final load will only change if you bridge channels because each channel will only see half the load. Our amp gets full power when each channel sees 1 ohm. Therefore you need to wire the coils together in parallel and connect 1 sub to each channel. The alternative option would be to wire the subs in series for 4 ohms per sub then wire the subs together in bridged for a final load of 2 ohms (1 ohm per channel).