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<blockquote data-quote="imral3" data-source="post: 21807" data-attributes="member: 541256"><p>the best you can do with the given equipment is wire each sub's VC in parallel (which would create a 3 ohm load) and wire the sub's to the amp in stereo mode. this would give the amp a 3 ohm stereo load. without knowing the watt ratings of the subs (and the amp's capabilities) i think you would be seriously underpowering the subs. if you do this just make sure you keep the gain setting on your amp down and listen to it at a moderate level for a while and check to see if it is overheating.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="imral3, post: 21807, member: 541256"] the best you can do with the given equipment is wire each sub's VC in parallel (which would create a 3 ohm load) and wire the sub's to the amp in stereo mode. this would give the amp a 3 ohm stereo load. without knowing the watt ratings of the subs (and the amp's capabilities) i think you would be seriously underpowering the subs. if you do this just make sure you keep the gain setting on your amp down and listen to it at a moderate level for a while and check to see if it is overheating. [/QUOTE]
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