T1 15s ohm help

[Skullz]

wire both positives together and both negatives together and that will give you your 1 ohm load for the amp.

[CJSmith]

Just run all your positives to the positive input on the amp, and all your negatives to the negative input on the amp, and put the subs on the 2 ohm setting

[Sky]

Uhg ok. I was hoping to kinda understand what ohm this is all running at and if a different ohm would sound the best/loudest. cuz when its at 1ohm it sounds so shitty which i dont understand compared to when i have the 2 pos wires and 2 neg wires straight from the sub to the amp

[Skullz]

i think you tried to wire everything in series which dropped the power way down and depending on which way you wired it it may have been out of phase which would have compounded it even worse.

[Skullz]

Play with this calculator till you can get an understanding of how wiring in parallel and series drop or raise the ohm load.

http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/boxcalcs.asp

[8ight]

if you have two subwoofers, its impossible to be able to wire to 1 ohm AND 2 ohms. sorry, but its not gonna happen.

something is wrong with your wiring.

Unless you have quad coils

/troll

[Guest]

you have this, right? page 5.

http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/library/2011/5_Subwoofers/4002104-0_T1Subs-MAN_Rev4.pdf

i dont believe you ever listed which exact model T1 you had. i think this is leading to some confusion lol.

[Sky]

you have this, right? page 5.

http://www.rockfordf...bs-MAN_Rev4.pdf

i dont believe you ever listed which exact model T1 you had. i think this is leading to some confusion lol.

yes thats what i have

[Sky]

its only got 1 terminal with 2ohm and 8ohm T1D415

[Tarball]

pics of your install would help as mentioned already. I suggest wire to 1ohm like suggested already.

• What type of electrical do you have?
  
• How well was the box built?
  
• How did you set your gains?