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Yeah, wired parallel two 4ohm subs give you a 2ohm load....since most monomps nowadays have dual outputs it's pretty straight forward

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Is it possible to wire TWO 4ohm subwoofers, down to a 2ohm load on a mono block?

2 DVC 4ohm? or SVC? if SVC, then yes. DVC, no.

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Hah well the amp is stable at 1ohm, just 400 watts to many. 2ohms was a perfect match.

just set the gains accordingly, you dont HAVE to run it to the max.

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I know how to set them not to clip with a DMM.. but how do I do the wattage? Just keep the voltage down to what it matches to?

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I know how to set them not to clip with a DMM.. but how do I do the wattage? Just keep the voltage down to what it matches to?

well with the two speakers combined, what is the total wattage (RMS)?

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