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<blockquote data-quote="Dj-torn" data-source="post: 7416551" data-attributes="member: 553398">Im not familiar with your amp so the first order of business is does it have one output or two (assuming your amp is 2 ohm stable)1) With one output, wire subs coils in series. This would mean each sub should read 4 ohms. Then wire the subs in parallel to the amplifier, which would bring the ohms back down to 2 ohms.**** for the techs on the forum that like to wire it in reverse order I say, To each his own!2) if you have two outputs then I hope that;A) they are bridgeable, wire as described in step 1B) they are 4 ohm or 1 ohm stable,I) 4 ohm stable, wire sub coils in series and connect one sub to one output of the ampII) 1 ohm stable, wire sub coils in parallel and connect one sub to one output of the ampC) if neither A or B then you should only use one channel on the amp and wire as described in step 1.D) buy new amp or buy new subs that are compatible.GL</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dj-torn, post: 7416551, member: 553398"] Im not familiar with your amp so the first order of business is does it have one output or two (assuming your amp is 2 ohm stable) 1) With one output, wire subs coils in series. This would mean each sub should read 4 ohms. Then wire the subs in parallel to the amplifier, which would bring the ohms back down to 2 ohms.** ** for the techs on the forum that like to wire it in reverse order I say, To each his own! 2) if you have two outputs then I hope that; A) they are bridgeable, wire as described in step 1 B) they are 4 ohm or 1 ohm stable, I) 4 ohm stable, wire sub coils in series and connect one sub to one output of the amp II) 1 ohm stable, wire sub coils in parallel and connect one sub to one output of the amp C) if neither A or B then you should only use one channel on the amp and wire as described in step 1. D) buy new amp or buy new subs that are compatible. GL [/QUOTE]

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