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So i was wondering if there is a way to wire 4 ohm comp set down to 2ohm

i want to run Two sets of 5.25 in kicker ks comps and and if i can run it off a 250.2 id like that and have the left side wired down to 2 ohm and the same on the right any help?

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So its like this lol

Tweeter(1) Pos to Tweeter(2) pos same with neg. then to the same xover? and same for the 5" woofers and put them on the same xover?

Run from tweeter to crossover, from speaker to crossover, for each comp set... then from the crossovers to the amp wire two crossovers in parallel at the amp

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Its kinda small... screen shot with dual monitors FTL

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right click save as, open with windows picture viewer or w/e and zoom in to read it.. basically wire everything like you normally would, but connect + to + and - to - from two different wires that go from the crossovers to the amp in the amp terminals

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http://kicker.com/sites/default/files/2008...04in1%20b01.pdf

look at page 4 that diagram if im correct?

Yeah thats right

Connect everything just like that, then once its all in run your wires from each crossover to where the amp is. Then now is where you will wire it like you were wiring two SVC subs. You have two wires for each side (2 + and 2 -) which will get connected in parallel and inserted into the corresponding channel (both left side + wires go into the left channel + and both left side - go into the left channel -)

Then repeat for right side sets

edit: looked at the wrong page

Edited by 95_1500

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