i got the 1232 for a good price and wiring them to mono amp. its just some temporary tunes until i can get brahmas. i was told they can handle 400 rms and every1 i talk 2 is suggesting i wire them in 1ohm load but that will blow my subs. how do i wire in 4ohm if they are in a double chamber eclosed box but there are no openings inside to run wires except for the ports.
Smoke you can drill a hole in the divider and run your wire though the hole then fill in around the wire with silicone. Your wiring is going to depend on your amp. If your isn't 1ohm stable then you best not wire it down that low. if it will then you can wire then fine. You want blow the subs maybe the amp if it isn't stable at 1ohms. What kind of amp are you using??
ok im sorry i have explained in several threads i have a dei 1100d which is 1ohm stable but it will put out like 1100watts it is 475 at 4ohms and the subs i have are 350rms
First of all your amp is a class D subwoofer amp. The two pos and two neg terminals on the amp are just wired together inside the amp. If your subs are dual 4 ohm this is what you need to do. You will want to wire each sub up in parallel to get your 2 ohm load. You achieve that by hooking the two positives together and than hooking the two negatives together. You should be able to do that inside the box and only have two wires come out from each side. When you hook it up to the amp though you will have to run in in series to get the ohms back up to 4. Don't just hook each set of speaker wires up to each set of terminals on the amp because your amp will see a 1 ohm load, "I guess that's what you didn't want". Now that you just have one positive and one negative coming from each speaker you will need to hook up the positive from one sub and hook the negative from the other sub to the amp. The other two wires left should be a negative from one sub and a positive from the other. Now just hook those two wires together and you should be set.