Subwoofer Wiring Question !
Ok so i got my box today and got my subs
The subs are (2) infinity Perfect 12 both 4 ohm speakers
The Amp Is eD nine 1 ..... 1200W X1 at 1ohm , 900 X1 at 2ohm and 450 x 1 @ 4 Ohm
... i want to reach a 2ohm lead, and my box has a terminal for each driver
( there is a negative and positve on each side of the box)
Should i connect each driver to the terminals and then connect them outside the box and run a single pos/neg to the box ?

is this what i should be doing....thanks guys[/url]
The subs are (2) infinity Perfect 12 both 4 ohm speakers
The Amp Is eD nine 1 ..... 1200W X1 at 1ohm , 900 X1 at 2ohm and 450 x 1 @ 4 Ohm
... i want to reach a 2ohm lead, and my box has a terminal for each driver
( there is a negative and positve on each side of the box)
Should i connect each driver to the terminals and then connect them outside the box and run a single pos/neg to the box ?

is this what i should be doing....thanks guys[/url]
For 2ohm you want them in parallel. The pic isnt working so I am not sure how you have them set up. If there is a bridged setup on your amp, wire according to its directions and run both positves to the positive post and both negatives to the negative post. This will give you a 2 ohm load.
Originally Posted by engifineer
For 2ohm you want them in parallel. The pic isnt working so I am not sure how you have them set up. If there is a bridged setup on your amp, wire according to its directions and run both positves to the positive post and both negatives to the negative post. This will give you a 2 ohm load.
Mark,
Your box has 2 terminals, correct?
Easiest way to do it, a bit more wire, but simpler:
Wire each sub to one terminal on the box.
Then each terminal on the box to one terminal on the Nine.1.
It's internally bridged so you'll still get the 2 ohm final load you're looking for
Otherwise, wire both +'s and both -'s to one terminal on the box, then that one terminal into the Nine.1 like this:

Just pretend that each set of +/- in that pic is a separate sub ;)
Your box has 2 terminals, correct?
Easiest way to do it, a bit more wire, but simpler:
Wire each sub to one terminal on the box.
Then each terminal on the box to one terminal on the Nine.1.
It's internally bridged so you'll still get the 2 ohm final load you're looking for

Otherwise, wire both +'s and both -'s to one terminal on the box, then that one terminal into the Nine.1 like this:

Just pretend that each set of +/- in that pic is a separate sub ;)
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