Would I need to wire my 2 12" 800w rms 4ohm subs to 2ohms, or would it be okay at 4ohm?
1126138
I would keep at 2ohm. I have 2 12's running at 2ohm. This amp lies about the power it has.
305481
No problem at all. Also for future reference, say if you have an amp with four and eight ohm binding posts, just wire the 6 ohm speakers to the 8 ohm posts and rock and roll!
1251203
If your amp can handle a 4 ohm load that means you can hook two 8 ohm speakers up per side. That's 8+8 =4 ohm. You Re fine as long as the total resistance of your speakers are 8 ohm speakers.IF you run two 4 ohm speakers per side you get 2 ohms etc.You could also wire the two 8 ohm speakers I a series and get 16 ohms. To learn more about properwiring and Ibm's law you can find it at 12volt.com
282123
Yes.. Just have to make sure your sub runs at 2 ohms and hook it up the right way
1653202
If it was the dual 4 ohm voice coil subwoofer it would be fine, the way you'd have to wire the dual 2 ohm version won't give the sub enough power (wired in series for 4 ohms). The amp I got was tested to put out 631 watts rms total, but wiring is the problem here.
1135624
I ran 1ohm with 2 of these cause they can be dropped to 2 ohms a piece when running in sequence then I sequenced both sub's together to get 1 ohm so if you have two then yes
1020608
Only 4 Ohms. You'd need the dual voice coil version: Infinity Reference 1262w 12-Inch 1200-Watt High-Performance Subwoofer (Dual Voice Coil)
1342439
TS-SW3002S4 is the single sub I matched it with, and the rms is 400, which is a pretty awesome match, so it should work fine. You can adjust the ohm on the amp. But only send it to a single sub, not a pair.
135221
Yes it will work fine. If anything going up in ohm ratings is easier and safer than going down. You are taking a 6 ohm rating and going up to 8 which uses less power to drive the speaker. If you were trying to go from 8 ohm rating on the receiver and drive a 4 ohm speaker I might say look out you could cause your amp to switch off from overheating or tripping a fuse. You will be fine and if anything you'll have a little bit more presence from your middle channel now and maybe adjust it down a tad in your setup if it's too much.
577606
You can find various ways to wire 3 subs online. I have 2 wired to 1 ohm, but not sure about 3
824861
these subs hit hard for the price man.. 2ohm or 4 ohm DVC's ?? id wire them at 4 ohms.. might be pushing it. since they are only 600 rms peak subs..
395158
There are many variables to consider when building boxes that affect sub performance, but without those to consider there are a few things you can plan with. Your subs can be wired together (assuming they are single voice coil) at either 2 ohms or 8 ohms, with 2 ohms being the better choice for this amp. At this resistance the amp will work very well, providing up to 500 watts RMS (much under the rating of your subs)
1159041
If you bridge the amp down to 2ohm is will push 800 rms n 1200 rms at 1ohm I have it pushing one type r ...
907652
Well the impendance is very important to have correctly matched between the sub and amp. Since your amp is for 2 ohms, you need a 2 ohm sub. Or get a 4 ohm amp to be comparable with this sub
637336
If your subs are 4 ohm, then yes you can wire them in parallel to make a 2 ohm load. You should get roughly 450 to 500 watts per sub. Keep the bass boost off and the gains turned down and your good to go.
351672
This page says 40w x 4 rms @ 4ohms + sub. all other info is 75w x 4 rms @4ohm. which is correct. ?
507589
You should be fine...I run 2 Peavy 400/800 and 2 400/800 subs...with no problems