[Antispammer]

I have 2 units of subs DVC(2ohm) + 1ohm stable monoblock

Anyway to wire them together to 1ohm? As I can only find diagrams to wire
them to either 8ohm or 2ohm.

Btw, what will happen if I wire a single sub to 0.5ohm ? Fire?

[Matt Ion]

Antispammer wrote:
I have 2 units of subs DVC(2ohm) + 1ohm stable monoblock

Anyway to wire them together to 1ohm? As I can only find diagrams to wire
them to either 8ohm or 2ohm.

Btw, what will happen if I wire a single sub to 0.5ohm ? Fire?

You can't wire a single sub to 0.5 ohm.

If you wire them both as 2 ohm (I'm assuming each coil is 4 ohm) by
wiring the coils in parallel, then wire the two drivers in parallel with
each other, you'll end up with 1 ohm total.


I'd suggest boning up on Ohm's Law. Start at http://www.bcae1.com/

[Antispammer]

thanks.

found this

http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftec...l+-+2+ohms+x+2

anyone knows what will happen if i wire the the subs to 0.5 ohm while my amp
is rated only at 1 ohm stable?

subs + amp toasted?




"Matt Ion" wrote in message
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Antispammer wrote:
I have 2 units of subs DVC(2ohm) + 1ohm stable monoblock

Anyway to wire them together to 1ohm? As I can only find diagrams to wire
them to either 8ohm or 2ohm.

Btw, what will happen if I wire a single sub to 0.5ohm ? Fire?

You can't wire a single sub to 0.5 ohm.

If you wire them both as 2 ohm (I'm assuming each coil is 4 ohm) by wiring
the coils in parallel, then wire the two drivers in parallel with each
other, you'll end up with 1 ohm total.


I'd suggest boning up on Ohm's Law. Start at http://www.bcae1.com/

[KU40]

looks like he has 2 ohm DVC's, in which case the diagrams he found are
correct, you can only wire those subs to .5, 2, or 8 ohms. no way to
get to 1 ohm using both. .5 ohm might not work with your amp (might go
into overload protect or just die), and neither 2 nor 8 ohms optimize
it's performance. either get different subs (preferably some 4 ohm
DVC's this time) or get a 2 ohm optimized monoblock.


--
KU40

[Matt Ion]

Antispammer wrote:
thanks.

found this

http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftec...l+-+2+ohms+x+2

anyone knows what will happen if i wire the the subs to 0.5 ohm while my amp
is rated only at 1 ohm stable?

subs + amp toasted?

If the coils are each rated at four ohms, there is no way to wire two
DVC subs to 0.5 ohms.

It would help to actually know what model subs these are.

[Antispammer]

thanks for the help.

it's 2x RE XXX15 and a t20001bd.

the voice coils are 2ohm each.(2ohm DVC)


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If the coils are each rated at four ohms, there is no way to wire two
DVC subs to 0.5 ohms.

It would help to actually know what model subs these are.


"KU40" wrote in message
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looks like he has 2 ohm DVC's, in which case the diagrams he found are
correct, you can only wire those subs to .5, 2, or 8 ohms. no way to
get to 1 ohm using both. .5 ohm might not work with your amp (might go
into overload protect or just die), and neither 2 nor 8 ohms optimize
it's performance. either get different subs (preferably some 4 ohm
DVC's this time) or get a 2 ohm optimized monoblock.


--
KU40

[Matt Ion]

Antispammer wrote:
thanks for the help.

it's 2x RE XXX15 and a t20001bd.

the voice coils are 2ohm each.(2ohm DVC)

Right... so your wiring options are 0.5 ohms (all coils parallel), 2
ohms (series-parallel), or 8 ohms (all in series).

0.5 ohms is not recommended - your amp is going to be running close
enough to the edge at 1.