Possible to run 4 subs with AMP?

[puffnpuff 10+ year member]

Hi im stuck with the following and would like to know if they are compatable.

1:

Diesel Audio NSH-2.1100

2200W 2-Channel Mosfet Bridgeable Car Amplifier http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/...

Also i would like to run 4 Kicker CVR12 Car Audio COMP CVR 12" Round Subwooofer Dual 2 Ohm - I have all 4 already too http://www.hifisoundconnection.com/Shop/...

Is this able to be done? Im not worried about the box being built because i know it can be done. Will that amp do ? Will those subs also even work with the amp ? Your prompt reasponse is greatly appericated !

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[Villeza1 10+ year member]

I think so, but you will def have to run your subs in series. It would've been a lot easier to have the d4's.

 

[tragic_magic]

2 subs per channel.voice coils in series per sub then 2 subs in parallel per channel.it would be a 2 ohm load per channel

 

[marcotheclepto 10+ year member]

edit: tragic got to it first and said it better //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif

go parallel on two then series them together do this with 2 pairs and each pair to one output will get the 2 ohm load to each channel on the amp.

 

[Enellz 10+ year member]

You dont need a 2 channel to run two subs, lol. Get a mono block their more efficient and are made for subs. Get one with at least a 1 ohm load.

Go to this site Here. Read up wiring diagrams and such. Good place for car info. Also 4 2 ohm subs makes a 1 ohm final load, so get an amp thats 1 ohm stable and you will have to beef up your electric. Big 3, bigger battery, etc.

 

[tragic_magic]

You dont need a 2 channel to run two subs, lol. Get a mono block their more efficient and are made for subs. Get one with at least a 1 ohm load.
Go to this site Here. Read up wiring diagrams and such. Good place for car info. Also 4 2 ohm subs makes a 1 ohm final load, so get an amp thats 1 ohm stable and you will have to beef up your electric. Big 3, bigger battery, etc.

yea but he already has the diesel 2 channel.so...two 2ohm loads will work.

on a side note those diesel Titanium series amps can supprise you.

 

[Enellz 10+ year member]

yea but he already has the diesel 2 channel.so...two 2ohm loads will work.
on a side note those diesel Titanium series amps can supprise you.

Didn't know

 

[t1990le 10+ year member]

can u not just bridge the 2 channels together with a series/parallel combo for a one ohm load? (sorry i dont know if the diesel amp is one ohm stable or bridgeable.)

 

[tragic_magic]

can u not just bridge the 2 channels together with a series/parallel combo for a one ohm load? (sorry i dont know if the diesel amp is one ohm stable or bridgeable.)

the mono's are but im not sure about the 2 chan,i cant seem to find that info.its rated at 2 ohms though.

he can call Diego @ 323-737-7726 hes always been very helpful

 

[Enellz 10+ year member]

can u not just bridge the 2 channels together with a series/parallel combo for a one ohm load? (sorry i dont know if the diesel amp is one ohm stable or bridgeable.)

That's what I'm thinking.

 

[midnightg35x 10+ year member]

Your subs only handle 400W RMS a piece and you're gonna run 1100W+ RMS into them? I would wire 2 subs in series so in the end you would have an 8 ohm load. Would be very stable, and the power output would be more inline with what the amp will provide (provided the amp outputs spec power).

 

[tragic_magic]

Your subs only handle 400W RMS a piece and you're gonna run 1100W+ RMS into them? I would wire 2 subs in series so in the end you would have an 8 ohm load. Would be very stable, and the power output would be more inline with what the amp will provide (provided the amp outputs spec power).

1100RMS /2=550RMS each sub...im sure if the box is right those kickers will be OK.

 

[jdawg 5,000+ posts]

just a fyi that amp has a 60amp fues and only does 600w, not 1100w per channel

 

[midnightg35x 10+ year member]

1100RMS /2=550RMS each sub...im sure if the box is right those kickers will be OK.

Right... I guess I was still saying that 550RMS still seems like it might be a tad high. You get maybe 1dB more volume for added stress on the woofers. I guess I just thought that wasn't worth it. The kickers probably can take more than the 400W though.