Bridged or Not?

[Lazytree]

does it matter or not

do you gain anything from running all 4 wires

or is hooking up just the 2 work just as well (3 if you count between the 2 subs)

sorry if this is general knowledge its my first time wiring anything

thanks for any help you can give

[EclipseChris]

Depends on what power the amp puts out at the different ohm levels

[Guest]

if the subwoofers are single voice coil 4 ohm, then you cannot really do any good with that 2 channel. wiring each subwoofer to each channel, and if you play music that does not have a perfect 50/50 left to right channel bass ratio, then the woofers will cancel each other out if they are put in a single chamber box. you can only bridge that amplifier if you can produce a final ohm load of 4 ohms or higher.

[Lazytree]

60 watts RMS x 2 at 4 ohms (150 watts x 1 bridged at 4 ohms)

^what ive got i know its crap but thats what i got for now

does that mean more power with bridged?

[EclipseChris]

What ohms are the coils on the subs?

[Superjay]

you'll get the same power either way.

[Lazytree]

KFC-W112S 12" 8-ohm subwoofers

# injection-molded polypropylene woofer cone with high-roll urethane surround

# black stamped-steel basket

# power range (per sub): 50-200 watts RMS (800 watts peak power)

# frequency response: 28-800 Hz

# sensitivity: 90 dB

# top-mount depth: 5-9/16"

# sealed box volume: 1.25 cu. ft.

# ported box volume: 1.5 cu. ft.

# warranty: 1 year

does that mean there 8 ohm?