Wiring up DVC

[_PuNiShEr_ 10+ year member]

Is it possible to wire 2 subs with Dual 4ohm Voice Coils in to a 2 channel amp and bridge the amp and still have a 2ohm load??

PuN

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[bigbassman Premium Member]

no

Loyd L.

 

[_PuNiShEr_ 10+ year member]

I'll just tell you have I have and you can tell me which would be the best my to wire it up of if the set up is even compatable.

2 10" Pioneer TS-W254DVC

Dual Voice Coil (2x4ohm)

500 Watts Max Music Power

250 Watts Nominal Power Handling

1 Pioneer GM-X962 760 Watt 2 Channel amp

Continuous Power (14.4V): 125Wx2 (4 ohm), 190Wx2 (2 ohm), 380Wx1 (4 ohm)

Max Power (14.4V): 250Wx2 (4 ohm), 760Wx1 (4 ohm)

Or would i be better off with the single voice coil sub:

2 10" Pioneer TS-W254C

Single 4 Ohm VC

500 Watts Max Music Power

250 Watts Nominal Power Handling

thanks

PuN

 

[jeffrich21 10+ year member]

go to the rockford site and look for the wiring wizard that will answer all your questions

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[blackgeltabs 5,000+ posts]

Parralel each sub so its impedence is 2ohms and run the amp in stereo mode, this is how you will get the most out of your amps/subs, unless you want to series parralel them and end up with a 4ohm load and then you would bridge you amp.

 

[techguy200200 10+ year member]

I was just thinking, you can too get a 4 ohm load out of those. Paralel the speakers and the series them to the amp.

 

[_PuNiShEr_ 10+ year member]

Thanks everyone for you help

PuN