i really need help

[dugee81]

You are mixing different ohm woofers. It's not gonna work no matter what you do. Get new woofers

he is putting the 3 svc on one amp and the 2 dvc on the other. if he wires correctly, it should work.

[carlosg_313]

I am. listening to you guys that why I'm geting two more amplifiers 1 of them its for 3 15" at 1.3 ohms another one for 2 15 at 1 ohm and a 4 channels for mid and highs its that alright ????? Or tell me. What to do !!!!! This is why I'm here

dude, just listen and let this be the first and last advice im gonna give you. sell everything. subs amp. from there, get kicker's cheap priced subs, like cvx or cvrs. if not, go for some ssa icons(im pretty sure you coming a lil bit out of pocket on this one but ssa>kicker any day). and for the amp, get a hifonics, audioque, or even audiopipe. from there, get 2 subs that are dual 1 coils so you can wired them to 1 ohm to the amps in parallel. if the amp is 2 ohm stable, get 2 dual 2 ohm subs, so you can wired them down to 2 ohm ot the amp. so, if you are not gonna listen and not have the subs the same with the same coil option. because honestly, you are just one of those ignorant guys that think you can get loud with 4 different kinds of subs, or even put house woofers to your car, and think you are loud. i hate being a dick to ppl, but if someone is being arrogant, and ignorant, then why should we be nice to that person, if we were already nice enough to help someone with no knowledge who decides to not take any of our advice in considerations and keeps on acting like a noob with no knowledge. nuff said.

[Guest]

he is putting the 3 svc on one amp and the 2 dvc on the other. if he wires correctly, it should work.

He will still have cancellation issues. Go look at the t/s specs of the dvc and svc models and they will be different.

[Guest]

dude, just listen and let this be the first and last advice im gonna give you. sell everything. subs amp. from there, get kicker's cheap priced subs, like cvx or cvrs. if not, go for some ssa icons(im pretty sure you coming a lil bit out of pocket on this one but ssa>kicker any day). and for the amp, get a hifonics, audioque, or even audiopipe. from there, get 2 subs that are dual 2 coils so you can wired them to 1 ohm to the amps in parallel. if the amp is 2 ohm stable, get 2 dual 4 ohm subs, so you can wired them down to 2 ohm ot the amp. so, if you are not gonna listen and not have the subs the same with the same coil option. because honestly, you are just one of those ignorant guys that think you can get loud with 4 different kinds of subs, or even put house woofers to your car, and think you are loud. i hate being a dick to ppl, but if someone is being arrogant, and ignorant, then why should we be nice to that person, if we were already nice enough to help someone with no knowledge who decides to not take any of our advice in considerations and keeps on acting like a noob with no knowledge. nuff said.

How do you get a 1 ohm load from 2 dual 2 ohm woofers. Also same for 2 ohm load from 2 dual 4 ohm woofers

[TorK102]

Dude seriously, listen to the people on here. We are all trying to help. If I were you i'd start smaller, you will learn more and at least get through the basics. You are about to run a "5500 watt" power acoustik amp, which is only clamping maybe 2500 max at 1 ohm and full tilt with a clipping signal. if you are looking for a hold me over amp, try out the planet audio bb2400.1, it actually puts out more than rated power surprisingly and I haven't had a single problem with mine. Get new subs that can actually handle the power, and learn how to wire it up properly. I have had a lot of shit go wrong with my equipment and sometimes it has been my fault, so before you set your car on fire, or blow up a bunch of subs and amps, listen to some advice, you'll be sorry if you don't.

[Guest]

Dude seriously, listen to the people on here. We are all trying to help. If I were you i'd start smaller, you will learn more and at least get through the basics. You are about to run a "5500 watt" power acoustik amp, which is only clamping maybe 2500 max at 1 ohm and full tilt with a clipping signal. if you are looking for a hold me over amp, try out the planet audio bb2400.1, it actually puts out more than rated power surprisingly and I haven't had a single problem with mine. Get new subs that can actually handle the power, and learn how to wire it up properly. I have had a lot of shit go wrong with my equipment and sometimes it has been my fault, so before you set your car on fire, or blow up a bunch of subs and amps, listen to some advice, you'll be sorry if you don't.

those 5500w models, for any brand, output AT THE MOST about 1800rms. no more.

[victor83007]

those 5500w models, for any brand, output AT THE MOST about 1800rms. no more.

dude 5500 max power ///// 3200 watts rms

[Guest]

dude 5500 max power ///// 3200 watts rms

again you're not listening. those things have like 180 amps worth of fusing. 180 * 14v (with 100% efficiency which is impossible) is like 2500rms. but since no amp ever made is 100% efficient, lets try a more realistic number like 70%. so 2500*.7 = 1750rms. listen to smarter people when they are telling you these things ffs

[TorK102]

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again you're not listening. those things have like 180 amps worth of fusing. 180 * 14v (with 100% efficiency which is impossible) is like 2500rms. but since no amp ever made is 100% efficient, lets try a more realistic number like 70%. so 2500*.7 = 1750rms. listen to smarter people when they are telling you these things ffs

Its more like 200 amps of fusing, I have been through three of them because they can't last for more than a week. With an average class d monoblock you get about 130 watts peak per 10 amps. 200/10 = 20, 20 x 130 = 2600 peak. With a class a/b amp, your looking closer to 100 watts per 10 amps. Also notice the fact that I said "maybe" in there, as in overly optimistic. Any amp that can't even hit half of its rated power is not an amp, its a toy

[bassl0va]

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Its more like 200 amps of fusing, I have been through three of them because they can't last for more than a week. With an average class d monoblock you get about 130 watts peak per 10 amps. 200/10 = 20, 20 x 130 = 2600 peak. With a class a/b amp, your looking closer to 100 watts per 10 amps. Also notice the fact that I said "maybe" in there, as in overly optimistic. Any amp that can't even hit half of its rated power is not an amp, its a toy

moral of the story, it's a piece of crap.

I second whoever said you should sell everything and start over.