Sub question

[WE-B-THPN]

Ok I have 4 2 ohm p3s 12 and I ha e a chance to buy 2 more but they are 4 ohm is there a safe way to wire up the six with 4 2ohm and 2 4ohm probably can't but I thought I would still ask

[Triticum Agricolam]

There is no way to wire them up so they all will receive equal power.

[WE-B-THPN]

Alright I figured I was just hoping there was a way

Thanks!

[Joe X]

Another amp but is probably not worth it.

[mrazandrewm]

There is no way to wire them up so they all will receive equal power.

Would this actually work?

For final impedance of 0.5 or 2 ohm, wire all four of your 2 ohm dvc subs to 1 ohm (see this link (use option 1)) and wire your two 4 ohm dvc subs to 1 ohm (matching the final impedance of your 2 ohm dvc subs (see link here (use option 1)). Then you can wire your two groups/sets of 1 ohm subs to 0.5 ohm by using option 1 in this link or 2 ohms by using option 2 in the last link.

[Joe X]

There is no way to wire them up so they all will receive equal power.

Would this actually work?

For final impedance of 0.5 or 2 ohm, wire all four of your 2 ohm dvc subs to 1 ohm (see this link (use option 1)) and wire your two 4 ohm dvc subs to 1 ohm (matching the final impedance of your 2 ohm dvc subs (see link here (use option 1)). Then you can wire your two groups/sets of 1 ohm subs to 0.5 ohm by using option 1 in this link or 2 ohms by using option 2 in the last link.

You can match the impedance of the 4 sub side with the 2 sub side but power is divided into 4 drivers in one side while it is divided into two in the other, as a result individual drivers on the 4 side would receive half as much power as in the two drivers side.

[mrazandrewm]

There is no way to wire them up so they all will receive equal power.

Would this actually work?

For final impedance of 0.5 or 2 ohm, wire all four of your 2 ohm dvc subs to 1 ohm (see this link (use option 1)) and wire your two 4 ohm dvc subs to 1 ohm (matching the final impedance of your 2 ohm dvc subs (see link here (use option 1)). Then you can wire your two groups/sets of 1 ohm subs to 0.5 ohm by using option 1 in this link or 2 ohms by using option 2 in the last link.

You can match the impedance of the 4 sub side with the 2 sub side but power is divided into 4 drivers in one side while it is divided into two in the other, as a result individual drivers on the 4 side would receive half as much power as in the two drivers side.

Oh. Alright. So let's say he's running a 4000rms amp. The power is split in half to side A and side B. Then side A is split between 4 subs (500 RMS each). And side B is split between 2 subssubs (1000 RMS each). Is that correct?