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What amp do you have? A model # would be nice.

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what amp are we talking about...and how will you run this woofer, in a sealed box or ported box that YOU have built?

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pionner gm 5400 and will be bulding a ported box and going to tune to 40hertz unless yall know of a better tuning i should do for bass

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Posted (edited)

that amplifier isn't even stable at 2 ohms. Unless you plan on running at 8 ohms. Which you won't get much power at all.

Edit: nevermind, you can run one coil to each channel. Which will work great. I suggest tuning your box to around 35 hz.

Edited by C-Fizzy

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Posted (edited)

that amplifier isn't even stable at 2 ohms. Unless you plan on running at 8 ohms. Which you won't get much power at all.

Edit: nevermind, you can run one coil to each channel. Which will work great. I suggest tuning your box to around 35 hz.

i was planing on running at 4 ohms in bridged mode wired like this http://a248.e.akamai.net/pix.crutchfield.com/ca/learningcenter/car/subwoofer_wiring/1DVC_4-ohm_2ch.jpg

edit or you are right running one coil to each channel

Edited by onelivinlarge

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2) NOTICE BLKUE

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You can't run a dual 4ohm woofer at 4 ohms.

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i was planing on running at 4 ohms in bridged mode

thats impossible. you cannot wire a SINGLE dual 4 ohm woofer at 4 ohms. its either 2 (parallel) or 8 (series).

2 channels arent really meant for woofers. if a song you are playing has more bass on the left channel and less on the right (for example), then the voice coils will be fighting eachother and that isnt good.

Posted (edited)

That's why you use a splitter to make both use the same signal.

Edit: Take one set of RCAs off of the HU and use some RCA splitters to send it into the amp, that way both channels will be identical.

Edited by Reallunacy

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