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<blockquote data-quote="BooLeaN" data-source="post: 445175" data-attributes="member: 550867">I&#039;m having a problem with my setup.I have 2 RE HC 15&#039;s and a Memphis Mojo 2000.Each HC 15 is in it&#039;s own chamber and the VC&#039;s are wired in parallel to 1 ohm.&nbsp; I then have 1 speaker wire running out of each chamber, so a 1 ohm load per speaker wire.Since the mojo is designed for 2 ohms, I then run that in series, so I connect one Pos to the other Neg, and then have the other Pos to the amp and the other Neg to the amp.When this happens, I can see the woofers moving, but there doesn&#039;t seem to be good SQ at all and I can bairly hear them at all.I tried each woofer, alone, and each one sounds great.&nbsp; But together they sound crappy.I am guessing there is some sort of cancellation or something?&nbsp; I am 99.9% sure I wired the subs correctly though...............If I don&#039;t have to, I don&#039;t want to take the subs out of the boxes, because MDF doesn&#039;t really tend to like speakers goign in and out.Any ideas??Maybe I can just run the on sub as if the Pos is really the neg and vice versa?&nbsp;&nbsp; If the sub is in phase, and I run it like it&#039;s out of phase, will I break something?Thanks a lot everyone,Craig G</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BooLeaN, post: 445175, member: 550867"] I'm having a problem with my setup. I have 2 RE HC 15's and a Memphis Mojo 2000. Each HC 15 is in it's own chamber and the VC's are wired in parallel to 1 ohm. I then have 1 speaker wire running out of each chamber, so a 1 ohm load per speaker wire. Since the mojo is designed for 2 ohms, I then run that in series, so I connect one Pos to the other Neg, and then have the other Pos to the amp and the other Neg to the amp. When this happens, I can see the woofers moving, but there doesn't seem to be good SQ at all and I can bairly hear them at all. I tried each woofer, alone, and each one sounds great. But together they sound crappy. I am guessing there is some sort of cancellation or something? I am 99.9% sure I wired the subs correctly though............... If I don't have to, I don't want to take the subs out of the boxes, because MDF doesn't really tend to like speakers goign in and out. Any ideas?? Maybe I can just run the on sub as if the Pos is really the neg and vice versa? If the sub is in phase, and I run it like it's out of phase, will I break something? Thanks a lot everyone, Craig G [/QUOTE]

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