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Bronze Member Username: Kmillz2525Post Number: 29 Registered: May-11 | I got the Aq2200 and thanks for the help choosing its a great amp. Now I thought one channel meant only one hole for a negative sub wire and one for a posative but mine has 2 of each? How should I wire it up? And what should I do with the gain supersonic and other tdials? How far should I turn them? |
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Gold Member Username: KaerfplSpencerport, NY USA Post Number: 1106 Registered: Jun-06 | Hey millz, you are going to want to wire you amplifier to your Pioneer Subwoofers like this below: http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t122/k3n12ock/0411001318b.jpg Also, make sure that your Subwoofers are wired in Parallel to create a 1 Ohm Load like in the link below: http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer_configurations.asp?Q=2&I=42 Furthermore, here is a link to where you can read up on how to tune your new amplifier: http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp~TID~85479~PN~1 |
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Bronze Member Username: Kmillz2525Post Number: 30 Registered: May-11 | That wring diagram doesn't make sense? It only shows hooking up wires to half the terminals? It leaves out 2 posative and 2 negative which I know you never do? The way I did it was I took both the posatives from one sub wired them down to one wire on each sub then took my 2 new posative wires and wired them down to 1 wire and the same thing with the negatives. Is that right? |
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Gold Member Username: KaerfplSpencerport, NY USA Post Number: 1107 Registered: Jun-06 | I don't know how you don't understand the diagram, but to break it down for you even further, overall you have a total of 4 positive terminals and 4 negative terminals, 2 per subwoofer. Your overall objective to create a parallel connection is to connect all four positive connections together, and all 4 negative connections together. |
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Platinum Member Username: GlasswolfPost Number: 14288 Registered: Dec-03 | many mono amps have two pair of speaker terminals. they are simply parallel terminals, meaning you just use one pair of terminals for a single sub. the second set of terminals is just to simplify wiring two subs in parallel to the same amp for a lower impedance load. internally to the amplifier, it all just looks like one pair of terminals. |
