amp wiring

[Gutta Trash]

I'm gonna be wiring 3 2ohm dv subs to mono block amp I knew how I was going to wire them until I realized the amp has 2 outputs even though its a mono block 12volt.com does not get into the specifics of this, how should I wire these? I was going to have a 1.34 ohm load before but now I am not sure.

[Anotherguy]

I'm gonna be wiring 3 2ohm dv subs to mono block amp I knew how I was going to wire them until I realized the amp has 2 outputs even though its a mono block 12volt.com does not get into the specifics of this, how should I wire these? I was going to have a 1.34 ohm load before but now I am not sure.

Even though you see two sets of outputs, they still act as one. They are connected internally. They just do that so it's easier to connect the sub.

[Gutta Trash]

Even though you see two sets of outputs, they still act as one. They are connected internally. They just do that so it's easier to connect the sub.

I understand but since this will change how I wire 3 subs how won't the impedance change? and how should I wire them because I thought I was going to go off of 1 out put like this

but off two blocks that could change right?

[Gutta Trash]

bump

[Destram]

You should still be able to run the + and - to one set of the speaker outputs and it would be the same. I have two subs wired into just one of my two sets of outputs and it's fine.

Even if you used both outputs, like was said, it shouldn't change anything.

If that's wrong, someone correct me.

[rubbernutz1]

id just wire it to 1 of the 2 blocks just like the picture shows. all the other block is for is to make it easier to hook up multiple subs. but the way you are wanting to run your stuff, ya id do just like the pic shows. thats how im hooking up 3 , 4 ohm single coil subs to my amps.

[Gutta Trash]

ok thanks guys Ill give that a shot

[R_Mac_1]

Just pick one positive and one negative and pretend the other 2 aren't there.

Badabing.