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    dual voice 4ohms x2??? please help!

    i have two 12" dual voice coil 4ohms subs!(pyle)

    i have two amps only 4ohm stable! (vibe vp2)

    how would i wire my subs to work at 4ohms! please if anyone can help ill be VERY GREATFULL!

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    are you wanting to run each sub off its own amp or both subs off one amp?
    Not gonna happen with 1 sub 1 amp. you have to wire the subs together and to one amp to get a 4 ohm load. 4ohm DVC=2ohm or 8ohm load. two 4 ohm DVC=1ohm, 4ohm, or 16ohm. you want to wire them series/parallel but you will need 4x the needed wattage of each VC or double the wattage of the 2 vc's together. so if there 150w per vc you would need a 600w RMS amp. what model subs and amps?

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    If your amps are 2 channel then you can run one coil off each amp channel.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mylt1 View Post
    are you wanting to run each sub off its own amp or both subs off one amp?
    Not gonna happen with 1 sub 1 amp. you have to wire the subs together and to one amp to get a 4 ohm load. 4ohm DVC=2ohm or 8ohm load. two 4 ohm DVC=1ohm, 4ohm, or 16ohm. you want to wire them series/parallel but you will need 4x the needed wattage of each VC or double the wattage of the 2 vc's together. so if there 150w per vc you would need a 600w RMS amp. what model subs and amps?
    the amp is the vibe vp2( i have two)
    the sub is the pyle pl1290bl(also have two)

    really wana get em wired up probley

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    Quote Originally Posted by boomintrac View Post
    If your amps are 2 channel then you can run one coil off each amp channel.
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    Thats a goood idea!!!!! will it work lol??? makes sence i think!!


    so take a -/+ from on side to one channle and the same for the other side to one amp

    then the same for the other sub to the other amp?

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    Yes that will work just make sure if you have 2 gain settings on each amp they are at the same level using a multimeter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by boomintrac View Post
    Yes that will work just make sure if you have 2 gain settings on each amp they are at the same level using a multimeter.
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    i have a multimeter but how n ware would i do that??? sorry i understand what you mean! just not quite sure how

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    set it to measure ac voltage and connect to the speaker outputs. make sure the voltage reading is the same/close enough for each channel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pokki View Post
    set it to measure ac voltage and connect to the speaker outputs. make sure the voltage reading is the same/close enough for each channel.
    wicked!!!!!!!!!!!!!! iv always wonderd how to do this!! nice!!! !!!!

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