Sub wiring with a twist

[DukeNut 10+ year member]

Is there any difference between connecting a D2 in parallel using the same side's vc + and - to run to the amp vs. running 1 side's vc + and the other side's vc - to the amp? Before the question is asked, both + will be connected together and both - will be together. Thanks.

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[mast240 10+ year member]

same exact thing bro....just less wire used

 

[DukeNut 10+ year member]

Thanks for the reply. In case my question was confusing:

VC1 + to amp + and VC1 - to amp -. VC1 + connected to VC2 + and VC1 - connected to VC2 -.

VC 1 + - VC2 + -

amp + -

 

[SicAudio 5,000+ posts]

engwish pweez?

 

[puppet_1211 10+ year member]

i dont know i was always told to never run the same voice coil to the amp! and to run one voice coil + and the other voice coil - to the amp

 

[DukeNut 10+ year member]

Ok let me see if i can explain the drawing, lol. 1st voice coil positive (+) connected to the amp's positive (+). The same 1st voice coil's negative (-) connected to the amp's negative (-). The 1st voice coil's positive (+) connected to the 2nd voice coil's positive (+). Lastly the 1st voice coil's negative (-) connected to the 2nd voice coil negative (-).

 

[sacsking916 5,000+ posts]

i dont know i was always told to never run the same voice coil to the amp! and to run one voice coil + and the other voice coil - to the amp

WTF did you just say?