How to wire to 2-ohm
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How to wire to 2-ohm
I don’t think my setup is right,
I need to know how to wire my subwoofer to 2-ohm?
It’s one JL 12W3-D4 subwoofer
And who to connect it do my Amp. Since it’s a 2 channel Amp.
I need to know how to wire my subwoofer to 2-ohm?
It’s one JL 12W3-D4 subwoofer
And who to connect it do my Amp. Since it’s a 2 channel Amp.
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Is your sub a single or dual voice coil speaker? What ohm is each voice coil rated at?
EDIT: looked it up: dual 4 ohm.
Im not sure about the amp, but if you just add a jumper from the positive on one side of the spesker to the other positive, and do the same with the neg, you will have a 2 ohm speaker. then just run your wires from one set of terminals to the amp. Most amps will have a + and a - for bridged mode. I have to get back to work now. but i'll draw a diagram later.
EDIT: looked it up: dual 4 ohm.
Im not sure about the amp, but if you just add a jumper from the positive on one side of the spesker to the other positive, and do the same with the neg, you will have a 2 ohm speaker. then just run your wires from one set of terminals to the amp. Most amps will have a + and a - for bridged mode. I have to get back to work now. but i'll draw a diagram later.
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Originally Posted by CHINGON
its a dual coil speaker, and i dont know what the coils rate are
I did a little diagram... is this the right way?
I did a little diagram... is this the right way?
Originally Posted by 98CamaroZ28
the stock speakera are 10ohm right, so lower = better?
Im not sure what the stock speakers are, OEMs are sometimes higher than usual. Most aftermarket speakers are 4 ohm, but you can get them in 2, 4,or 8, with single or dual voice coils. When you hook up a DVC (dual voice coil) speaker, its just like hooking up two speakers.
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