Why do you want a 4ohm final load?
this is what I want to do. Of course there are terminal cups that the wires have to go through EDIT: seems I don't know how to upload photos lol I am new to forums as well
Another edit: lets see if this one works also since I have two positive and negative ports on my amp i'd separate them
On sonic's wiring diagrams, there are only two wiring options for two 4 ohm dual voice coil subs and a mono block amp, 4 ohms and 1 ohms. my amp can't handle 1 ohms so 4 is all thats left
Are you guys confusing each other?... lol!... the amp you got may have 2 pos and 2 neg but it is a 2 ohm stable mono amp... you need a 1 ohm stable one... This is another you might consider... New Hifonics Zeus ZXX-1200.1D 1200W Mono Block Class D Car Audio Amplifier Amp ... this has a bit more power than the other one I listed... this is the one Gramps has and it would serve well... Presision Power P10001 Precision Power Phantom Monoblock Class D 1000w Rms 709483038219 | eBay... these diagrams seem to add confusion... just put all the positives together and negatives together and you'll have 1 ohm...LOL!... yeah what happened to buying a new one?..
this is what I want to do. Of course there are terminal cups that the wires have to go through EDIT: seems I don't know how to upload photos lol I am new to forums as well
Another edit: lets see if this one works also since I have two positive and negative ports on my amp i'd separate them
NOT RECOMMENDED...(all paralleled) THE SUBS ARE WIRED AT 2 OHM EACH... THAT AMP IS A MONOBLOCK... 2 OHM STABLE...YOU'LL PUT A 1 OHM LOAD TO THE AMP... the amp has 2 positives and 2 negatives but that doesn't mean it is a 2 channel amp... you CAN wire at 4 ohm(series /parallel) but you'll only draw 300 or so watts... It'll work but not full amp power...
