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Bronze Member Username: Bigred2069Post Number: 56 Registered: May-05 | how do you find the ohms when combineing 3 subs to one amp? how do you find the ohms when combineing subs of differnt ohms or can you even do that? |
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Bronze Member Username: BrynmPrince Albert, SK Canada Post Number: 20 Registered: Jul-05 | Check out http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/wiringwizard.asp? they have an excellent site for that. Idon't see why you couldnt hook up different impedances, but if you can I'd probably keep them the same. If someone who knows a more like glasswolf or isaac says it's cool heres a site that has the formulas for figuring out what your impedance will be http://www.kpsec.freeuk.com/resistan.htm |
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Silver Member Username: Mikechec9Chicago/atlanta Post Number: 599 Registered: May-05 | http://www.jlaudio.com/tutorials/wiring/#2dvcsp http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/wiringwizard.asp |
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Bronze Member Username: HurleyblinkPost Number: 73 Registered: Mar-05 | how many ohm are the subs are they dual v/c? |
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Bronze Member Username: Infinity_addictSanta Rosa, California USA Post Number: 29 Registered: Jul-05 | if they say something like dual 4 ohm, that means the each coil produces a load of 4 ohms. if you wire them in series, the resistence add up, you'd get a total 8 ohm load, if you wire them in parallel (and sum them together) the resistence gets cut in half, a 2 ohm load. |