Options for 4 2ohm sub wiring(?)

[NissanKicker 10+ year member]

Just wondering if this would work:

If you have 2 SVC Subs ( Like he has )...

Could you achieve a 2 ohm load by doin' this?

2oSVC 2oSVC 2oSVC 2oSVC

[ + - ] [ + - ] [ + - ] [ + - ]

+ to amp/ - to amp + to amp/ - to amp

Bridged @ amp....

..... Would that be a 2 ohm load???

* It'll be making (2) SVC Subs seem like (1) DVC Sub. *

.... Keep in mind, When subs have there Voice Coils lined up all on one side of the sub... Some subs, Like my Eclipse SW7200s, indicate that by connecting the middle + & - and runnin' the outer + & - is the wiring for a 4 ohm load.....

By taking that into consideration, when that indeed work in this case?

.... If it doesn't get a 2 ohm load @ the amp.... What ohm load would be achieved?

To me this seems like a logical way of making a 2 ohm load out of (4) 2ohm SVC

 

[NissanKicker 10+ year member]

Just wondering if this would work:

If you have 2 SVC Subs ( Like he has )...

Could you achieve a 2 ohm load by doin' this?

2oSVC 2oSVC 2oSVC 2oSVC

[ + - ] [ + - ] [ + - ] [ + - ]

+ to amp/ - to amp + to amp/ - to amp

Bridged @ amp....

..... Would that be a 2 ohm load???

* It'll be making (2) SVC Subs seem like (1) DVC Sub. *

.... Keep in mind, When subs have there Voice Coils lined up all on one side of the sub... Some subs, Like my Eclipse SW7200s, indicate that by connecting the middle + & - and runnin' the outer + & - is the wiring for a 4 ohm load.....

By taking that into consideration, when that indeed work in this case?

.... If it doesn't get a 2 ohm load @ the amp.... What ohm load would be achieved?

To me this seems like a logical way of making a 2 ohm load out of (4) 2ohm SVC

 

[mokedaddy 5,000+ posts]

Yes that would work. It has already been established you can get a 2 ohm load. He was shooting for a 4 ohm load.

 

[NissanKicker 10+ year member]

Oh.... OK!

... Naw, a 4 ohm load ain't happenin....