Is my problem lack of power?

[Jessica]

Um is that sub d4 or d2 and when you bridged the amp did you air the coils in series or parallel.

Cause most 2 channel amps don't like 2ohm or lower when bridged.

How can I tell whether it's d2 or d4? Its dual voice w/ pos. and neg coming from both and spliced into one pos and one neg. And as far as bridging I have no Ideal what the difference is, I'm no audio expert by any means, I just love BASS! One on R or L positive and one on opposing R or L negative at the amp

Hold on, so you hooked one pos and neg, to each pos and neg on the amp, or both positive and negatives to one positive and negative on the amp?

Most two channels i have seen you use positive from left for positive, and negative from right for negative when bridging. I think you just hooked it up in 2 channel mode with one channel to each coil but i'm not sure from your description.

Could you try to explain it again differently?

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typo

[Ahmed Johnson]

I'm pretty sure those are dual 2 ohms.

[Ahmed Johnson]

Um is that sub d4 or d2 and when you bridged the amp did you air the coils in series or parallel.

Cause most 2 channel amps don't like 2ohm or lower when bridged.

How can I tell whether it's d2 or d4? Its dual voice w/ pos. and neg coming from both and spliced into one pos and one neg. And as far as bridging I have no Ideal what the difference is, I'm no audio expert by any means, I just love BASS! One on R or L positive and one on opposing R or L negative at the amp

I'm pretty sure it's a dual 2. If it doesn't say on the magnet or near the coils, then get a dmm and measure resistance.

[MatthewReid]

Um is that sub d4 or d2 and when you bridged the amp did you air the coils in series or parallel.

Cause most 2 channel amps don't like 2ohm or lower when bridged.

How can I tell whether it's d2 or d4? Its dual voice w/ pos. and neg coming from both and spliced into one pos and one neg. And as far as bridging I have no Ideal what the difference is, I'm no audio expert by any means, I just love BASS! One on R or L positive and one on opposing R or L negative at the amp

Hold on, so you hooked one pos and neg, to each pos and neg on the amp, or both positive and negatives to one positive and negative on the amp?

Most two channels i have seen you use positive from left for positive, and negative from right for negative when bridging. I think you just hooked it up in 2 channel mode with one channel to each coil but i'm not sure from your description.

Could you try to explain it again differently?

edit:

typo

The positives from each coil connected to a positive output on the amp and the negatives from each coil connected to the opposing channels negative output on the amp