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Just go from the amp to one coil on the sub like you normally would, and then do a small jumper wire from that coil to the next.

Well then how do I hook up the second sub? I have them both set up like that right now, but there isnt enough room on the speaker terminal on the amp for 2 pos on one post and 2 neg on one post...

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just take some wire and connect the second sub to the first one,(like shown)in the first subs terminals, then from that take another wire and connect the first sub to the amp, dont stress over it its very simple to do

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you have some electrical issues if your getting down to the 7 volt range, your gonna smoke the amp if you keep doing this.

maybee its time to let a pro look at it or even install it, kinda sounds like your a lil confuzzled.

the brutus sieries amps are pretty decent I never had any issues installing them.

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you have some electrical issues if your getting down to the 7 volt range, your gonna smoke the amp if you keep doing this.

maybee its time to let a pro look at it or even install it, kinda sounds like your a lil confuzzled.

the brutus sieries amps are pretty decent I never had any issues installing them.

Well, I was getting my car fixed so I couldnt start it at the time. Once I got the car started it works fine with the one sub, but you are telling me that I have it hooked up wrong. let me know what I can do

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