I need help wiring my subs

[Nipsy06]

I have found another site with specs http://www.audioalli...p?Item=GP1600.1 . I dont want to connect this up and blow up anything but I have it wired at a 1 ohm load like the diagram. This equipment was wired wrong when i took it to the shop today and he told me to wire it in a series. He stated that the amp was not 1 ohm. Of course this was done by him just looking at it and not really doing any research. I dont want any of you guys to think I dont believe you I just want to make sure because I would really hate to blow this stuff and buy new equipment. Would it be safer to wire it down to a 4ohm or will 1 ohm be just fine. Again I am new to making my own connections and wiring subs is my weakness. I do currently have my subs wired at 1ohm but i have not wired back to the amp because I want to make sure on the forum that I have done it correctly.

Edited May 23, 2012 by Nipsy06

[Guest]

the shop guy is retarded.

[Pasta Prime]

From Audiosavings.com: http://www.audiosavings.com/products/Website/CRUNCH-GP1600.1-1600w-MONO-CAR-AMPLIFIER-w--DIGITAL-LCD/GP1600.1%232MOTOR.aspx

Features:

• 1600 watt 1 ohm stable mono amplifier
  
• 1600 x 1 @ 1 ohm
  
• 1000W x 1 @ 2-Ohm
  
• VU Digital Display reads out System Operating Voltage, and Amplifier Temperature
  
• Dual MOSFET Power Supply
  
• MOSFET Outputs
  
• Free Remote Bass Control Included
  
• Amp Protection with Diagnostics LED lights
  
• Dual Sound Shaping Controls
  
• 12 dB Bass Boost
  
• HP/LP/Full-Pass Crossover Selections
  
• Crossover Frequency Adjustments: (40Hz to 150Hz)
  
• Adjustable Subsonic Filter 15-55Hz
  
• RCA Inputs & Line Outputs
  
• Removable Amplifier End Caps
  
• Oversized Speaker Terminals
  

[Crandis16]

I love crutchfield, they have some great wiring diagrams if you need help wiring your subs too

http://www.crutchfield.com/learn/learningcenter/car/subwoofers_wiring.html