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<blockquote data-quote="roots7" data-source="post: 90524" data-attributes="member: 544801">OK I have obviously been misunderstood. Moocow.. I dont know what you are talking about.. Wiring subs in series doesnt double anything. When I say wire the 2 ohm dvc subs in series, i mean each individual sub in series. Then you wire each of those 4 total ohm subs (2 +2 = 4) in parallel. That would give you a 1.33 ohm total resistance.For parallel:1/R1 + 1/R2 +... 1/ Rn = 1/Rtotal:1/4 +1/4 + 1/4 = 1/ R3/4 = 1/RR = 4/3 = 1.33For series:R1 + R2 + ..Rn = Rtotal.Please only help with resistances if you know how to use these formulas.. otherwise you might **** up someones subs.If they were 4 ohm dvc&#039;s, you would get 2.667 or .667 which doesnt help at all.If they were 4 ohm svc&#039;s you get 1.33.&nbsp; So either you get 3 2 ohm dvc&#039;s or&nbsp; 3 4 ohm svc&#039;s. There arent any better alternatives. (except getting 3 8 ohm dvcs, which would also give you 1.33)Basically, tell me what the impedances of your subs are, and if they are 4 ohm svc&#039;s, 2 ohm dvcs, or 8 ohm dvcs, I will tell you how to get 1.33. Otherwise, get different impedance subs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="roots7, post: 90524, member: 544801"] OK I have obviously been misunderstood. Moocow.. I dont know what you are talking about.. Wiring subs in series doesnt double anything. When I say wire the 2 ohm dvc subs in series, i mean each individual sub in series. Then you wire each of those 4 total ohm subs (2 +2 = 4) in parallel. That would give you a 1.33 ohm total resistance. For parallel: 1/R1 + 1/R2 +... 1/ Rn = 1/Rtotal: 1/4 +1/4 + 1/4 = 1/ R 3/4 = 1/R R = 4/3 = 1.33 For series: R1 + R2 + ..Rn = Rtotal. Please only help with resistances if you know how to use these formulas.. otherwise you might **** up someones subs. If they were 4 ohm dvc's, you would get 2.667 or .667 which doesnt help at all. If they were 4 ohm svc's you get 1.33. So either you get 3 2 ohm dvc's or 3 4 ohm svc's. There arent any better alternatives. (except getting 3 8 ohm dvcs, which would also give you 1.33) Basically, tell me what the impedances of your subs are, and if they are 4 ohm svc's, 2 ohm dvcs, or 8 ohm dvcs, I will tell you how to get 1.33. Otherwise, get different impedance subs. [/QUOTE]

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