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k, i am have a mind blank... i'm gettin a dual 2ohm sub and a dual 4 ohm sub... how can i wire each so they present a 4ohm load to the amp?

well, start by returning the dual 4 ohm and get a second dual 2 ohm and then youll be in good shape....your looking at either 1 or 4 ohms from the dual 2 ohm and either 2 or 8 ohms on the dual 4 ohm sub....

what subs are they and what amp?

Also remember that the power won't be divided equally.

if you are wanting to run these off a single amp channel the best you will do is 2.66 ohms by series wiring the voice coils of each sub together and then parallel wiring each sub back to the amp......

daykareboards wrote:k, i am have a mind blank... i'm gettin a dual 2ohm sub and a dual 4 ohm sub... how can i wire each so they present a 4ohm load to the amp?

You cant...

To do Ohms like that THEY HAVE TO BE THE SAME EXACT SUBS.

So no you cant combine these like you think you can. Yes it will work, no your power output wont figure out to what you thinbk it will.

Hey sorry guys, the subs will be run on 2 seperate amps in 2 seperate cars...guess i shoula mentioned that.

the dual 2ohm is an alpine type S and the dual 4ohm is an alpine type R

the dual 2 ohm one just run a jumper from one vc + to the other vc - and use the remaining + and - back to the amp the dual 4 ohm one if you do that will give you 8 ohms, but if you connect all + together and all - together and back to the amp will give you 2 ohms. there is no way to get 4 ohms with that one.

sounds good, thanks man