voice coil config ques.

[BloodyGuts335i 10+ year member]

if you have 2 subs that are dual 2ohms. if you ad a 3rd sub that will make it to 1.34 ohms and with any type of rise it might be closer to 2 ohms! is it possible to have the 2 subs (dvc 2ohms) and then the 3rd sub as a different VC config to make the final load as close to .5-1 ohm? if that is possible, what does the 3rd sub vc config should be??

thanks!!!

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[BloodyGuts335i 10+ year member]

no suggestions?

 

[Apollo220 10+ year member]

it they are all dual 2 just wire all the positive to positive and negitive to negative linked together bridged and it should be about .7

 

[BloodyGuts335i 10+ year member]

when I look at the sub wiring diagram and the lowest it say I can wire it to is 1.333333...

 

[schackel 10+ year member]

as far as circuts go you can put any measure of resistance in, anywhere. i just dont know if that also applies to this stuff.

 

[DJ Nitrous 427 10+ year member]

oh lord...

(3) dual 2 ohm subs

VCs series-ed = 4ohms per sub

subs parallel-ed = 1.33 ohms on a monoblock - .7 ohms bridged on a 2-channel

VCs parallel-ed = 1 ohm per sub

Subs series-ed = 3 ohms at monoblock - 1.5ohms bridged on a 2-channel

If you **** with the vc config on the 3rd sub it will see more/less power than the other 2 depending on it's resistance compared to theothers

 

[BloodyGuts335i 10+ year member]

oh lord...
(3) dual 2 ohm subs

VCs series-ed = 4ohms per sub

subs parallel-ed = 1.33 ohms on a monoblock - .7 ohms bridged on a 2-channel

VCs parallel-ed = 1 ohm per sub

Subs series-ed = 3 ohms at monoblock - 1.5ohms bridged on a 2-channel

If you **** with the vc config on the 3rd sub it will see more/less power than the other 2 depending on it's resistance compared to theothers

makes sense!!!