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<blockquote data-quote="rippinitup7" data-source="post: 614913" data-attributes="member: 555234">i would wire the two subs in series which will bring you to 4 ohms.&nbsp; so that would mean on each sub your going to take a wire from the postive terminal to the negative.&nbsp; that will leave you with two terminals left on each sub, which you would take the two postives left over and take them to the postive channel of the amp, and do the same with the negatives.&nbsp; this will leave you with 2 terminals not being used on the amp, that is because your bridging the amp to get the proper amount of power for your subs.<a href="http://www.jlaudio.com/tutorials/wiring/images/DVC_Series_2.gif" target="_blank">http://www.jlaudio.com/tutorials/wiring/images/DVC_Series_2.gif</a>^^^^ thats how it will look.a ported enclosure is the better route to go, but either will get the job done.&nbsp; decide which kind of box you want before we can discuss proper dimensions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rippinitup7, post: 614913, member: 555234"] i would wire the two subs in series which will bring you to 4 ohms. so that would mean on each sub your going to take a wire from the postive terminal to the negative. that will leave you with two terminals left on each sub, which you would take the two postives left over and take them to the postive channel of the amp, and do the same with the negatives. this will leave you with 2 terminals not being used on the amp, that is because your bridging the amp to get the proper amount of power for your subs. [URL="http://www.jlaudio.com/tutorials/wiring/images/DVC_Series_2.gif"]http://www.jlaudio.com/tutorials/wiring/images/DVC_Series_2.gif[/URL] ^^^^ thats how it will look. a ported enclosure is the better route to go, but either will get the job done. decide which kind of box you want before we can discuss proper dimensions. [/QUOTE]

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