need a simple solution for a pos system

[jdome20]

I have tried posting this elsewhere but didnt really get the help i needed so hopfully this works out! heres what i have.

1 12' DVC 2ohm sub

1 12' DVC 4ohm sub

300W bridgeable (2,4,8) ohm stable amp, accept it says it wont hold 2ohms at mono bridged.

1 pos head unit with 2 rca channels and only 1 channel that works. yes i know my life is great.

so whats the best way to hook this stuff up ? make it hit the hardest.

should i just leave 1 sub at 2ohm and the other at 4ohm and then run each voice coils to their own termnial and bridge them all together or what ?

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[fasfocus00 5,000+ posts]

sounds like the installer is the POS. you really should make fun of products you're trying to install if you're the idiot that doesn't know what they are doing.

 

[YoungBloodM50 10+ year member]

Dude you can't wire up a 2 ohm and a 4 ohm sub together. you will have to use one or the other, probably the 4 ohm since your amp is not 2 ohm stable in bridged mode, and you will have to bridge it. Take a look at this, maybe it will help a bit. Rockford Fosgate® - Woofer WiringWizard

 

[dbeez 5,000+ posts]

well you can wire them together it just comes out to an odd ohm load like 3 i believe i dont feel like doing the math.

 

[goingdef 10+ year member]

if your going to hook that up run one sub the d2 @ 4ohm to the amp guessing it's a 2ch and you need a spliter for the fact you only have one output come to think of it toss that crap and wait it out your not learning crap about CA your learning how to rig junk! big waste of time.

 

[YoungBloodM50 10+ year member]

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[budahbuddy803 10+ year member]

Just use the DVC 2ohm sub. Wire it to 4ohm. Build a nice ported box for it, and hook it up to the amp bridged. That is the best bet. You may need to get some splitter for the RCA cables to run the amp bridged, but im not sure what amp you have. I would not waste time trying to wire both subs.