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wait what?
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If i hooked my subs up to my amp, one coil per channel, then i'd put a 4 ohm load on each channel. so each channel would put out like, 150rms to each coil. right?
And if i bridged the channels, and i hooked them up the same way, it would over heat or go into protect mode, because two 4 ohm coils makes a 2 ohm load on 1 bridged channel, and then bridging it cuts the load in half again. so it would be a 1 ohm load, causing it to fuck up.
But if i wired it in series, then bridged it, it would be an 8 ohm load, and briding would cut it in half making it a 4 ohm load. still, only giving half the power it could be.
So, technically, if i want to get 460wx1, i have to have a SVC 4 ohm sub bridged, or a dvc 8ohm and wire it parralle....
And if i wanted to do it 230x2@2ohms, i'd have to have a dvc 2ohm sub right???
With my subs i'll either be 8 ohms bridged(then cut in half) or 150wx2@4ohms
And is there a possibility to run it series-parallel? how would you do that to a dvc sub, or is it possible...
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