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im trying to wire up my two 4ohm dvc to a amp to one ohm can someone help me find a video showing step by step ive looked and cant find much and im hoping you guys have better luck. and is the sundown 1200d 1 ohm stable?

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Alright man. you have 2 sets of terminals on each set of the subs right. Hook them up + to + on one sub. And - to - to another sub.then take another wire and then hook its + and - up to the sub and connect it the same way to the other subs wires. Then just plug in to the Amp for a 1 ohm load

http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer_configurations.asp?Q=2&I=42#results

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ok but on the amp which do i use? there is a two ++ and two - - but one set of + and - are in brackets and it says speakers im guessing i use those right?

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ok but on the amp which do i use? there is a two ++ and two - - but one set of + and - are in brackets and it says speakers im guessing i use those right?

Yes the + and - in brackets are the right ones

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ok thanks bro ill give it a try but i do have to double the pos and neg on one terminal to link them right

Yes Sir let me know how it turns out for you just follow the diagram in the link i provided for you above ^^^^^^ :drinks: :drinks: :drinks:

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all positives together and all negs. you can link them whereever you want as long as they end up at the amp.

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