Put a coil to each channel. That's about the only way, unless you run it 8 ohms mono.
bridge it at 2 ohms to see it xplod
sry had to, but do the above
what about parallel?
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us amps 100hc running at .5 ohms
digital designs 3512
yellow top g34
kenwood ddx-8019
2 ohms would be parallel, and you can't run that amp mono at 2 ohms. It'll AKSPLODES!!!!!!!
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thats it just put + and - from each channel to each pin on the sub? seems simple enough.
Yup. Set your gains, hook up sub, enjoy your tunes.
Esploding amps is gooooood fun if you dont want them any more.
So is filling an Xplod subs cone with paint thinner and hooking it to a battery charger and lighting it on fire.......
Good times. But dont do that BTW.
TheSundownFire wrote:Esploding amps is gooooood fun if you dont want them any more.
So is filling an Xplod subs cone with paint thinner and hooking it to a battery charger and lighting it on fire.......
Good times. But dont do that BTW.
LOL, now that sounds messy!
Granted that isn't the best amp. It may just run at 2ohms, but you'll have to try it if you want to possibley throw that money away.
To many factors with music, rather then straight tones, are involved. Imp rise could be high enough at notes, where as on other notes it could be to low.
I wouldnt suggest it. My Pyramid even ran at 2 ohms. But it clipped the signal to hell and heated up in about 15 minutes enough to where I had to shut it off. So do what Lanman says.
Gain set properly, there shouldn't be a problem. I have ran a profile amp at 1ohm for a year or more and no problems in the past.
But again. I would go with what you feel is safe.
