Will This work?

[roadshop3 10+ year member]

My Friend had 2 type s subs each dual 4 ohm. and he has a small 2ch amp that pushes them. One of his subs blew. So now im trying to wire up his sub so he gets the most power to his sub. His amp isn't stable at 2ohms bridged. Could i run each channel of the amp to each voice coil to give the sub more power?

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[Trey803 5,000+ posts]

this is not recommended and can lead to a blown sub

 

[DB_DRAG_SPL 10+ year member]

Edit: Reading>me

 

[chunky cumz 10+ year member]

lol i am interested in seeing it happened, fuk it they are cheap subs video that bish blowen

 

[southwest713 10+ year member]

well if u did each coil to each channel, it would almost be the same as just using one channel for both? with one channel your at 2ohms (wired in parallel) and with both channels, each would see a 4ohm load.

 

[streetbeater07 10+ year member]

you'd get more power at 4 ohm mono than 4 ohm stereo....fyi

 

[roadshop3 10+ year member]

you'd get more power at 4 ohm mono than 4 ohm stereo....fyi

yea i know that to be the case but with the dual 4 ohm sub i can only run 2ohms or 8, and my only real choice is 8ohms.//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/frown.gif.a3531fa0534503350665a1e957861287.gif

let me look up the amp stats

 

[roadshop3 10+ year member]

there they are

2-channel car amplifier

97 watts RMS x 2 at 4 ohms (142 watts x 2 at 2 ohms)

283 watts RMS x 1 bridged output at 4 ohms (4-ohm stable in bridged mode)

so i could run 142 watts at 2ohms or (which is not advised) 200 at 4,

50 watts isnt going to do anything to that sub is it?

my friends need to quit being so cheap