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<blockquote data-quote="chaosreaper95" data-source="post: 8457076" data-attributes="member: 668276">Hey everyone!So I&#039;m having a thought issue on figuring this out and whether or not it could be damaging to my equipment.&nbsp; I have a MTX Thunder 81000D and 2 Rockford Fosgate dual 4 ohm 15&quot; subs now the issue I can&#039;t seem to figure out is that this particular amp has 2 &quot;channels&quot; although it&#039;s a mono amp and the channels are wired in parallel which means that if you put a set of wires into each channel the amp would see a 2 ohm load instead of 4 (not 1 ohm stable amp).&nbsp; My main thing is if i do my original plan and wire them individually into each one so the amp pushes a 2 ohm load but the subs still be a 4 ohm load a piece would this be damaging.&nbsp; the amp will see 1500W RMS at 2 ohms @14.4v 850w RMS at 4 ohms.&nbsp; otherwise is there some method I am overlooking as I am not the greatest when it comes to series wiring etc on DVC subs.Thanks for the help!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chaosreaper95, post: 8457076, member: 668276"] Hey everyone! So I'm having a thought issue on figuring this out and whether or not it could be damaging to my equipment. I have a MTX Thunder 81000D and 2 Rockford Fosgate dual 4 ohm 15" subs now the issue I can't seem to figure out is that this particular amp has 2 "channels" although it's a mono amp and the channels are wired in parallel which means that if you put a set of wires into each channel the amp would see a 2 ohm load instead of 4 (not 1 ohm stable amp). My main thing is if i do my original plan and wire them individually into each one so the amp pushes a 2 ohm load but the subs still be a 4 ohm load a piece would this be damaging. the amp will see 1500W RMS at 2 ohms @14.4v 850w RMS at 4 ohms. otherwise is there some method I am overlooking as I am not the greatest when it comes to series wiring etc on DVC subs. Thanks for the help! [/QUOTE]

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