Wiring options PLEASE HELP

[Boom1]

This is my third post, people on here could easily answer it but won't.

I just want to know all of my available wiring options and what the output per sub would be. It is a 2000 watt 4 channel amp that is not 1 ohm capable. The sub setup is (2) 2 ohm dvc 1000 watt rms

If you can help me I would very much appreciate it, I want to be able to get as much power as possible through those subs

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[dev199505]

Wire them to 4 ohm and bridge one to front and one to rear

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[Boom1]

I can either do that or get the (2) 1 ohm dvc and then run them to a 1 ohm load on a mono amp

 

[Boom1]

If I got a 1 ohm capable mono amp and then got dual 1 ohm subs would I be able to make the load 1 ohm and then get 1000 watts through each speaker?

 

[Umbra]

Wire them to 4 ohm and bridge one to front and one to rear
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This.

And here's how you'd do that:

What amp do you have now?

Edit: nvm, saw in your other thread it's a ZRX2016.4. Just wire it like above and each sub should see something around 1000W. Note that those Hifonics ratings are peak power, not RMS. RMS is about half that.

Edit 2: Actually, I'm not sure if it's peak or RMS. I'm seeing conflicting sources. What fuses are in there and how many are there (assuming you already have it)? If you don't already have it, just get a good monoblock.

If I got a 1 ohm capable mono amp and then got dual 1 ohm subs would I be able to make the load 1 ohm and then get 1000 watts through each speaker?

If you got two dual 1 ohm subs you could wire them a couple ways to ultimate get the final load at 1 ohm. If you have a monoblock truly capable of 2000W @ 1 ohm (and the electrical to support it) attached to two speakers wired at a final impedance of 1 ohm they'll split the power and should get 1000W each.

 

[Boom1]

Nice that's what I want to hear. I think I'll go with the dual 1 ohm subs. Would I have to do the big 3 switch?

 

[Boom1]

Pretty positive the brx2016.1 has a 70a fuse

 

[Umbra]

Nice that's what I want to hear. I think I'll go with the dual 1 ohm subs. Would I have to do the big 3 switch?

I would, definitely. You can try it without but you'll probably get bad voltage drop. The Big 3 should help alleviate this.

Pretty positive the brx2016.1 has a 70a fuse

Again, I'm not positive, but that sounds more inline with it being 500W x 2 RMS.