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<blockquote data-quote="IonRL205" data-source="post: 7618274" data-attributes="member: 599662">When it comes to single DVC subs, your wiring options are half of what the ohms are and double what the ohms are. For a DVC 1 for instance, if you wire parallel you&#039;ll end up with a .5 ohm load, and if you wire in series you&#039;ll end up with a 2 ohm load. DVC 2 would be 1 ohm for parallel and 4 ohms for series.When it comes to 2 subwoofers, your options are 1/4 of what the ohm load is, the same as the ohm load, and 4x what it is. For two DVC1 ohm subs, if you wired in parallel parallel, you would see a .25 ohm load, if you wired in parallel series, you would see a 1 ohm load, and if you wired in series, series, you would see a 4 ohm load.With DVC 2, parallel parallel would give you a .5 ohm load, parallel series would give you a 2 ohm load, and series series would give you an 8 ohm load.Parallel is when you wire your positives together and your negatives together, series is where you wire a positive from one coil to the negative of the other coil, or when you wire the positive from 1 subwoofer to the negative of another subwoofer.Hope this helps</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IonRL205, post: 7618274, member: 599662"] When it comes to single DVC subs, your wiring options are half of what the ohms are and double what the ohms are. For a DVC 1 for instance, if you wire parallel you'll end up with a .5 ohm load, and if you wire in series you'll end up with a 2 ohm load. DVC 2 would be 1 ohm for parallel and 4 ohms for series. When it comes to 2 subwoofers, your options are 1/4 of what the ohm load is, the same as the ohm load, and 4x what it is. For two DVC1 ohm subs, if you wired in parallel parallel, you would see a .25 ohm load, if you wired in parallel series, you would see a 1 ohm load, and if you wired in series, series, you would see a 4 ohm load. With DVC 2, parallel parallel would give you a .5 ohm load, parallel series would give you a 2 ohm load, and series series would give you an 8 ohm load. Parallel is when you wire your positives together and your negatives together, series is where you wire a positive from one coil to the negative of the other coil, or when you wire the positive from 1 subwoofer to the negative of another subwoofer. Hope this helps [/QUOTE]

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