wiring 4 subs together on mono amp

[mmacleod1983]

I have 2 dual 2ohm subs and recently ordered two more.

They sent dual 4ohm subs instead of dual 2ohm.

I contacted them and they are out of stock of the 2ohm subs.

Fine I agreed to keep these.

I have an  amp that is 1ohm stable.  

 

If youre wiring subs with different impedance to a mono amp will it split the load evenly or will the subs with lower impedance recieve more power?

 

Ive read varying answers on the topic but I assumed that if  I wired them to a mono amp the power would be split accordingly but some have told me the subs wired at 4 ohms would get less power...

 

How can the amp know?  Wouldnt the amp see a load and spread the power out over all four speakers the same?

[Ron36]

Resistance always travels to the lowest impedance ,u can do it but more power will go to the D2's . I would have waited. I've done it in the past and it worked out ran 2 4ohm subs and 1 2 ohm , subs never blew or anything but just new it wasn't right.

[mmacleod1983]

Ok guess I will be returning them.  I thought and I thought WRONG!  

Thanks for clarifying because the subs will def need equal power!

 

The amp is 3000x1 at 1 ohm and if two are getting more power ill either end up clipping or over powering the other two.

 

Either way a risk I am not willing to take.

Subs rated at 600 rms so I figured overpowering them would be a better option than under powering them.

 

But I dont want to do both.

I suppose I could just turn the gain down and the extra cone space would probably produce more DB's than running 2 10's at 1500 rms.

thoughts?