is it possible to do an amplifier chanell per coil? i think it is im just not sure how to do it. over them summer ill have 2 massive P3000.1's and each one has two linked P1500's so ill have a total of 4 chanels that eahc do 1200 RMS at 1 ohm so if i got (2) DVC 1 ohm subs could i do an amplifier channel per coil? and if so is there a diagram out there?
"youd have to strap the p3000s together and that would run 6000rms @ 1 ohm" That amp wouldnt forgive you.... :::POOOOOF::
Its a 2ohm stable amp, if its bridge it isnt handling a 1ohm daily.. i agree with chad tho, 4ohms, if strapped MAYBE 2ohms but i would watch that closely..
P3000.1's have consistently put up around 2400 at 14 volts so there deff not doin 3K
and also, how would i strap these amps together does anyone have a link ?? idk if this matters but the P3000.1's ARE already two P1500's strapped so i would have four strapped amps if that matters
ok what about this, what if i bridged each amp to two ohms and got (2) DVC 1ohm woofers?? then i could jsut bridge each amp to the sub then i wouldnt have to strap them??
its very simple. if you want to wire each amp to each coil, you need a dvc 2ohm sub since the amps are 2 ohm stable. if you strapped the 2 amps, you can wire the sub in series to give you a 4ohm load to your strapped amps.
each channel is stable at 1 ohm, isnt it ?? the amp is stable down to 2 ohms. and ive heard the term "strapped" but whats it mean, and how do you do it?
I just looked up the manual for the P3000.1 and everywhere it says 3000 watts at 1 ohm, 1 channel. Whatever that dude told you sounds wrong..... but I'm just going by what the manual says. You should email Kevin from low-hz I'm sure he could clear this up right away.......