99rangerkid

so how would i bridge it to have it at four ohms???

those are the specs for the amp

Technical Specification RMS Power Range : 600 Watts Number Of Channels: 2 Maximum Power: 1600 Watts Built In Crossovers: Yes Channel Separation: Yes Features Max Power @ 2 Ohm: 800W x 2 RMS Power @ 4 Ohm: 300W x 2 Bridged Power @ 4 Ohm: 1600W x 1 Signal-To-Noise Ratio: 103dB THD at RMS Output: 0.01% Damping Factor 125+ Dimensions (10"W x 2-7/16"H x 11-7/8"L) Tri-Mode Operation Bridgeable 2 Ohm Stereo Stable Variable Low Pass Crossover: 40-150Hz Fixed High Pass Crossover (200Hz) Variable 0 to +18dB Bass Boost Variable Input Gain Control Power and Protection LED Indicators Thermal, Overload and Speaker Short Protection Line and Speaker Level Inputs Chrome Plated RCA Connectors and Screw Terminals Remote Subwoofer Level Control Frequency Response: 9Hz - 50kHz (+/- 3dB

alright thanks for the help

Technical Specification RMS Power Range : 750 Watts Peak Power Handling: 1500 Watts Impedance: Dual 4 Ohm Diameter: 12 Inch Features Nominal Impedance: Dual 4-Ohm Resonance Frequency: Hz 26.4 Power Handling Peak: 1500 Watts Power Handling RMS: 750 Watts Total Q-Factor: 0.36 Equivalent Volume: 2.3 ft3 Outer Frame Diameter:12-9/16" Hole Cut-Out Diameter: 11 1/8" Mounting Depth: 6-5/8" Priced per speaker

yeah my cap will go from like 12.4 volts to like 10.2 volts so yeah ive been wondering about that too but ...

they are dual voice coils

i feel like a total jackass, i am having big problems with my amp, i have a soundstorm labratories 1600 watt 2-channel powering 2-kicker cvx 12's, the subs are rated for 750 rms and 1500 peak, when i bridge my amp it will shut off after it hits hard a couple of times, i dont have this problem until i bridge my amp, i have now clue what is going on, i checked fuses, i have a good ground, i have a good power connection, i have my rcas run correctly, and remote is good so ...