would this work? (pic/drawing) inside

[LowEnd85 10+ year member]

ok my amp says its stable at 2ohms x 2 channels. can i wire it this way, pic below. + to + from the amp on one voice coil, - to - from the amp to the same voice coil (from channel one) then like with paralell, take the + and - from voice coil one, and put it on the second voice coil, then run more wires, + from that voice coil to + on the second channel of the amp, then - to - to the amp. would that work? it would be in stereo mode, which is stable for 2ohms. only 250watts. but thats about how much wattage i was getting before when i ran it paralell, 2ohms bridged (its only stable at 4ohms bridged) would this kill my sub if i did that?

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[tommyk90 5,000+ posts]

You cannot wire 2 separate channels to the same voicecoil.

 

[00poop6x 10+ year member]

It's only a drawing, won't work. Amps need real wires instead of drawings, be it on computer or paper.

What are the readings of each voice coil on your sub, on paper?

 

[jmanpc 5,000+ posts]

no, you're basically wiring the amplifier to itself, which can cause the release of magic smoke.

 

[tex512 10+ year member]

sick drawing

 

[00poop6x 10+ year member]

no, you're basically wiring the amplifier to itself, which can cause the release of magic smoke.

The smoke would actually be from the paper if the user decides to print out this drawing to use.

 

[tex512 10+ year member]

The smoke would actually be from the paper if the user decides to print out this drawing to use.

lo.....?

 

[jmanpc 5,000+ posts]

remind me not to print this out so I don't burn the dorm down.

 

[JL Audio 5,000+ posts]

mspaint adds deebeez

 

[LowEnd85 10+ year member]

ok so cut out the middle man. forget the wires connected the 2 voice coils together. i did this earlier today, wired each VC up to each channel of the sub. hit hard for like 10 seconds, then it went back down on its power. any reason why? or am i just stuck in a shitty place because i have a POS amp?

 

[00poop6x 10+ year member]

ok so cut out the middle man. forget the wires connected the 2 voice coils together. i did this earlier today, wired each VC up to each channel of the sub. hit hard for like 10 seconds, then it went back down on its power. any reason why? or am i just stuck in a shitty place because i have a POS amp?

Are you using that POS amp with a pressed paper cone? How many VC's does the amp have?

What brand is your amplifier, model number as well?

 

[LowEnd85 10+ year member]

pyledryver, P13. link here: http://www.pyleaudio.com/itemdetail.asp?brand=pyle&cat1=Car%20Audio&cat2=Amplifiers&model=PLAD213

im using a MAW12, DVC, 4ohms

all i can do is run it bridged at 8ohms, which isnt enough power for my sub. im trying to find a way to trick it into uing 2ohms without blowing it up lol.. until i get a new one thats 2ohm stable

 

[jmanpc 5,000+ posts]

Are you using that POS amp with a pressed paper cone? How many VC's does the amp have?
What brand is your amplifier, model number as well?

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[LowEnd85 10+ year member]

pyledryver, P13. link here: http://www.pyleaudio.com/itemdetail....&model=PLAD213

im using a MAW12, DVC, 4ohms

all i can do is run it bridged at 8ohms, which isnt enough power for my sub. im trying to find a way to trick it into uing 2ohms without blowing it up lol.. until i get a new one thats 2ohm stable

 

[tex512 10+ year member]

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