Need help Wiring from AMP to subwoofer

[ridefox734]

i have a question on how to wire my boss amp to my boss subs. My amp is the RIOT 3400 Watts Monoblock Class D Power Amplifier and Im trying to hook it up to 2 Boss phantom P156DVC 2500 Watts 15" Dual 4-Ohm Voice Coil Subwoofers. how would i wire this since the amp has only a one channel out put? would i run 2 positive and 2 negative cables from the amp to the subs or would i run 1 positive cable from amp to sub then go negative to the other subs positive then from that negative to the amp again(bridge them)? Also my radio is a kenwood KDC-BT652U. Please help ASAP.

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[RSDXzec 10+ year member]

i have a question on how to wire my boss amp to my boss subs. My amp is the RIOT 3400 Watts Monoblock Class D Power Amplifier and Im trying to hook it up to 2 Boss phantom P156DVC 2500 Watts 15" Dual 4-Ohm Voice Coil Subwoofers. how would i wire this since the amp has only a one channel out put? would i run 2 positive and 2 negative cables from the amp to the subs or would i run 1 positive cable from amp to sub then go negative to the other subs positive then from that negative to the amp again(bridge them)? Also my radio is a kenwood KDC-BT652U. Please help ASAP.

sounds like a good quality system...

seriously though if that amp is 1 ohm stable put the voice coils in parallel then the subs in parallel to run the system at one ohm, that is put the +ves together and -ves together.

 

[glitchsta 10+ year member]

I have 2 12" boss subs. I wired them up at 1 ohm. there is a schematic on sonic electronix webpage under knowledge base.

Make sure you break you speakers in so you dont mess them up...I broke in mine for prolly 2-3 weeks and then I really let it bump. I have a MB Quart 1500W monoblock and the system is unbelievable for a budget system...Also make sure you use a Y Splitter for the RCA Cables...I just plugged in the right channel RCA plug into the splitter then splitter into amp and that made a HUGE difference than just plugging both in...hence monoblock