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thank you guys. hopefully this will be a noticeable improvement over the 300 watt Rockford amp currently in there.

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Your options are:

Using 2 subs >>> each sub wire in series then connected to one channel with a final load of 4 ohms per ch @ 250 watts rms per sub.

Using 1 sub >>> sub wire in series for a final load of 4 ohms and connected to the amp bridged @ 1000 watts.

The T1's are 800 watts I beleive, so to make the most of your amp, use one sub!

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Hope you see this before you fry that amp.

Option # 1 op1_zps02e4f92d.png

Option # 2 op2_zpsc2c4cfb7.png

why is everyone telling me something different? =[. who do i believe?

guess i'll just wire to 4 ohms now to be safe.

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things got busy tonight, so i won't even be installing before monday.

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Posted

my brother is more than happy with them just wired at 4 ohms. still pretty loud.

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Posted

lol oh my god.

okay.

so the only wiring options you have for wiring both woofers together, is .5 or 2.

since you cant bridge the amp safely at either of those ohm loads, you have to wire each woofer in series and wire one to the left channel, and one to the right. thats it.

each sub will now see 250rms.

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