its probably svc, since that line of subs is more commonly seen this way. if thats the case and its 4 ohm svc then you would just wire the pos and neg straight to the amp. but if its 2 ohm svc then you would blow that sub in no time, since you could only wire it at a 2 ohm load to the amp producing 1200 watts rms.
if its 4 ohm dvc, then you would be kinda screwed again. you would only be able to wire it to a 2 ohm or 8 ohm load. so you could wire it in series to get an 8 ohm load to the amp. if its 2 ohm dvc then you would want to wire it in series, because 1200 watts (when sub is wired in parallel to get a 1 ohm load) would be way too much power for that sub.
even 600 watts rms is way too much for that sub. it shouldnt be long until your out buyin another sub because that one blew.
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very good point stick. Brian if you have another sub the same then you should hook up both so you don't blow that one.