08tahoe Posted June 11, 2011 Report Posted June 11, 2011 i found this info on your amp.. so that should be good with the subs you got 1. Product: Crossfire VR600D Mono Power Amplifier 2. Specs: Mono Class D Power Amplifier 150 x 1 @4ohms at 0.08% THD 300 x 1 @2ohms at 0.4% THD 600 x 1 @1ohm Rated at 12.5V Signal to Noise Ratio >90dB Variable LP X-Over 50 - 250Hz Subsonic Filter Ok and thanks for all your all your help and can you tell me how i should wire it with my amp just in case no problem.. wire it like this My link Quote
Iwantabump Posted June 11, 2011 Author Report Posted June 11, 2011 (edited) if you wire it in series you wouldnt get enough power for those subs with your amp. but in the review the person sais their running theirs at 1 ohm and it was rated at 897 watts at 14.4 volts so if you go by that then your amp would be good for those subs. all i no about my wiring right now is that theres two wires going in the box going to both of my subs but both subs have two wires connecting them ok, take your subs out of your box, or if you can somehow see the wires without taking the subs out then make sure you have your subs wired in parallel.. witch is how we showed you the wiring link, witch was wiring option 1. positive to positive on each sub and negative to negative on each sub and then get one positive from each sub and one negative from each sub and wire those in parallel to the amp ok ill have to try this in the morning cause its almost 2 in the morning here ohhh and the subs i have right now dont have the four ports for the wires so does that mean i have to get more wires Edited June 11, 2011 by Iwantabump Quote
08tahoe Posted June 11, 2011 Report Posted June 11, 2011 ok let me know if you need anymore help Quote
08tahoe Posted June 11, 2011 Report Posted June 11, 2011 if you wire it in series you wouldnt get enough power for those subs with your amp. but in the review the person sais their running theirs at 1 ohm and it was rated at 897 watts at 14.4 volts so if you go by that then your amp would be good for those subs. all i no about my wiring right now is that theres two wires going in the box going to both of my subs but both subs have two wires connecting them ok, take your subs out of your box, or if you can somehow see the wires without taking the subs out then make sure you have your subs wired in parallel.. witch is how we showed you the wiring link, witch was wiring option 1. positive to positive on each sub and negative to negative on each sub and then get one positive from each sub and one negative from each sub and wire those in parallel to the amp ok ill have to try this in the morning cause its almost 2 in the morning here ohhh and the subs i have right now dont have the four ports for the wires so does that mean i have to get more wires your sub should have the 4 ports, 2 on one side and 2 on the other. this is your sub right? Quote
Iwantabump Posted June 11, 2011 Author Report Posted June 11, 2011 ok let me know if you need anymore help what size wire do you recommend so i don't burn my stuff down Quote
08tahoe Posted June 11, 2011 Report Posted June 11, 2011 ok let me know if you need anymore help what size wire do you recommend so i don't burn my stuff down you should be good with 4 gauge wire for power and ground and from amp to speakers 12guage should be good Quote
Iwantabump Posted June 11, 2011 Author Report Posted June 11, 2011 ok let me know if you need anymore help what size wire do you recommend so i don't burn my stuff down you should be good with 4 gauge wire for power and ground and from amp to speakers 12guage should be good if my amp cant push the two subs whats the worst that can happen just curious Quote
08tahoe Posted June 11, 2011 Report Posted June 11, 2011 if you set your gains correctly youll be fine cause those subs are 400 watts rms each and by wiring them at 1 ohm you will be giving each of them 300 rms each. cause going by the specs i found your amp is 600 watts x1 @ 1 ohm. so that should be enough power. Quote
Iwantabump Posted June 14, 2011 Author Report Posted June 14, 2011 if you set your gains correctly youll be fine cause those subs are 400 watts rms each and by wiring them at 1 ohm you will be giving each of them 300 rms each. cause going by the specs i found your amp is 600 watts x1 @ 1 ohm. so that should be enough power. i got my speakers wired up and everything and when i turn the volume up the speakers cut out for like 3 secs then come back on Quote
Louisiana Bass Posted June 14, 2011 Report Posted June 14, 2011 Amp is probably going into protect. How is your gain set? Quote N8. No homo...unless you want there to be.
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