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i fell real dumb asking this question but im so confused right now i got a 2 channel amp and 2 dvc subs. my question is how would i wire them to get a 2ohm load ive seen diagrams on crutchfield but it only shows a 4 ohm load and on the12volt and it says i can only get a .5,2,or 8 ohm load also on the 12volt the diagram looks like it showing for a mono amp any one know a good diagram or can explain to me how i would get them to 2 ohms on a 2 channel amp

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a dual 2 woofer can be wired to 1 ohm or 4,if that amp does 4 ohms mono at full power do that.pos on coil one to neg coil two,thenrun the empty terminals on to the amp pos and neg as normal,what amp is it

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they are dual 2 ohm its a Crunch P1400.2

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Wire one to each channel like that. According to Crunch that will give you 350 watts per sub.

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they are re se 2ohm and they are dvc subs the amp says its bridgeable how would i bridge it

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what kind of subs are they? you can bridge the amp to get a 2 ohm load, but i dno if amp can handle it.

so does any one no how i would go about bridging it

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