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<blockquote data-quote="stones" data-source="post: 1004494" data-attributes="member: 540734">According to the model # you have given for the sub it has the following specs-300 watts RMS single 4ohm coilAnd the specs for the B2.300.4 amp are50x4 @ 4ohms75x4 @ 2ohms150x2 @ 4ohms - 900 Watts Max PowerWith these specs I would connect one sub to each of the two bridged channels, that way both subs each get 150 watts each.Since its a four channel I would use an RCA splitter to split the sub signal to both RCA inputs. Also I would set the gain sensitivity and xover frequency identical for both A and B channels.If you have verified that the wiring polarity is correct and the output is still not to your liking I would then consider a ported box for the subs as I have owned a pair of Concept SS12&#039;s and found their sealed box performance to be less then impressive, when put in a ported box they really came to life though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stones, post: 1004494, member: 540734"] According to the model # you have given for the sub it has the following specs- 300 watts RMS single 4ohm coil And the specs for the B2.300.4 amp are 50x4 @ 4ohms 75x4 @ 2ohms 150x2 @ 4ohms - 900 Watts Max Power With these specs I would connect one sub to each of the two bridged channels, that way both subs each get 150 watts each. Since its a four channel I would use an RCA splitter to split the sub signal to both RCA inputs. Also I would set the gain sensitivity and xover frequency identical for both A and B channels. If you have verified that the wiring polarity is correct and the output is still not to your liking I would then consider a ported box for the subs as I have owned a pair of Concept SS12's and found their sealed box performance to be less then impressive, when put in a ported box they really came to life though. [/QUOTE]

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