HELP- which FI btl?

[pitbullninja]

How come? :s

[Jd1102]

How come? :s

if you get dual 1's then final ohm load would be .5ohms(Parallel wiring) or 2 ohms(series wiring)

[pitbullninja]

Ugh so 2 ohm sub would be 1 and 4?

[pitbullninja]

No get the dual 2. And wire it parallel, it will give you a 1 ohm load.

Ok so for sure get the 2 ohm sub

[vettedude102]

No get the dual 2. And wire it parallel, it will give you a 1 ohm load.

Ok so for sure get the 2 ohm sub

Unless that amp can do. .5 daily and your electrical can handle it.

Safe bet get the d2

Edited October 6, 2011 by vettedude102

[pitbullninja]

Well the amp can but idk about electrical

[Cashdollar2009]

When ordering the N2 select the Dual 2 option. This will allow you to wire it to 1-ohm nominal. Don't try to run your amplifier at. 5-ohms. Yes the amplifier is capable with proper electrical, but from your questions, you will be more than happy leaving it at 1-ohm.

When the sub comes in there will be two + and two -. Wire the + to the other + and then to the amplifier's +. Next wire the - to the other - and then to the - on the amplifer. You will then be good to go with a 1-ohm nominal load on your amplier.

[corey0928]

What does your electrical look like

[ChevyBoy95]

Get a dual 2. You can wire it to 4 or 1 ohm. Look up ohms law for more info on ohm load stuff and resistance.

[pitbullninja]

When ordering the N2 select the Dual 2 option. This will allow you to wire it to 1-ohm nominal. Don't try to run your amplifier at. 5-ohms. Yes the amplifier is capable with proper electrical, but from your questions, you will be more than happy leaving it at 1-ohm.

When the sub comes in there will be two + and two -. Wire the + to the other + and then to the amplifier's +. Next wire the - to the other - and then to the - on the amplifer. You will then be good to go with a 1-ohm nominal load on your amplier.

Thanks bro