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The only way to get two dual 1 ohm subs to wire to one ohm is this way:
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Yea thats what I did. I am talking about the postive and negative wires ran to the amp. I used one run of speaker wire that I split in half and took each half to a positive terminal, then the same for the negatives. So now I have two sets of wire, just wondering how to wire it up. Does that make more sense? Thanks
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