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well i got the audioque 1200d and i want to run it to a fi bl 12" at 1 ohm. i kinda understand to wire it one ohm but want to make sure before i accually do it so i dont mess anything up. theres 2 possitive and 2 negatives on the amp and the subs dual 2 ohm so idk kinda confused btw im only 16 so you can call me a newb lol

Setup:

Headunit: 7" indash screen

Sub: fi bl 12

Amp: Audioque 1200D

Box Ported tuned to 34hz

Big 3 done in 1/0 gauge

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1_2ohmDVC_1ohm.gif

I don't know how else to say it, though I know it isn't 100% correct:

That amplifier is internally "bridged" (for lack of a better word). It makes for easier wiring when you are trying to amplify multiple subwoofers. Basically, you treat them as one single terminal (since essentially that's what they are).

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well i got the audioque 1200d and i want to run it to a fi bl 12" at 1 ohm. i kinda understand to wire it one ohm but want to make sure before i accually do it so i dont mess anything up. theres 2 possitive and 2 negatives on the amp and the subs dual 2 ohm so idk kinda confused btw im only 16 so you can call me a newb lol

Wire the sub like the image below and only use 1 set of negative and positive terminals on the amp. The set won't matter, unless you decide to add an extra sub.

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Wire the sub like the image below and only use 1 set of negative and positive terminals on the amp. The set won't matter, unless you decide to add an extra sub.

1_2ohm_dvc_1ohm.gif

ok thanks

Setup:

Headunit: 7" indash screen

Sub: fi bl 12

Amp: Audioque 1200D

Box Ported tuned to 34hz

Big 3 done in 1/0 gauge

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