With a Dayton 4ohm 18" sub, how would I connect the speakon terminal inside the box?
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To be safe I would just hook up the 1+ to POS on the sub, and 1- to NEG on the sub. This runs a single channel to the sub providing the claimed 880W to one driver. Depending on your room size, or if you hook up a second driver you may not "need" more power than this for normal listening levels. If you want to do bridge, MAKE SURE YOU PUT A POWER LIMIT ON THE AMP, bridged 1+ to POS and 2+ to NEG. I have not tried this - but per the documentation. This also assumes you have a 4 pole cable with 4 wires. If you only have two wires in your cable, switch the wire from the 1- pin to the 2+ pin on both ends. Again, be sure to limit the power of the amp!!!!!! Start low and turn it up if you feel comfortable. I should add that this then would be plugged into Channel A on the back of the amp.
1977047
Your amp should have "out" terminals on the back colored red and black. They usually allow you to connect striped raw speaker wire and clamp down.
1597986
id have to argee with marianne farley.. if you have no mechanail, exsperienve in wirring or know what watts are/ohms..id ask around post on fb, youd be surpised friends know someone who knows how to hook system up, going to a pro shop your looking at big money!! for install.
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If the speaker is in box closer use wood screws 1/2 inches make shure all wires are welded on terminals if speaker has4#terminals wire negative to positive from speaker use negative an positive to amplifier to give you a 4#oms sound :-):-):-)Daniel panduro
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i made mine mono, at 2 ohm, by bridging pos to pos, then neg to neg with 8 gage wire, then wire amp pos to neg and let the sound rumble...enjoy...
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It's a passive speaker, so you probably will connect speakon or 1/4 (from speaker) to 1/4" on pioneer receiver? That's my guess
2109612
I'm not sure exactly but I know the boss unit does have another plug connector that doesn't use the rca at all. you may need to attach that pug instead. if not use the left input and hope for the best. because it's bass it shouldn't be too noticeable. also maybe go to a car audio shop and ask one of the guys and see what they say. I wired mine from the rear speakers using a line output converter but that's essentially what you already have coming from your stereo. sorry that I couldn't be more of a help. good luck!
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Best way is to wire subs together and get a good 2 channel amp that can handle a 1 ohm load. If you call power acoustik they can help but you'll be wiring positive to positive and negative to negative making the subs run at 1 ohm. you're going to have to get one hell of an amplifier to pushall four of those subs. I had a BAMF4000/1D just to push one sub
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It's a really nice box, hope you have plenty room it's a decent size and very deep for big magnet subs and has a labryth build for deep bass. I don't know what ohms your going to run. I think that subwoofer is 4ohm you can look up how to wire it down to 2ohm, sometimes even in the installation instructions. But I love that box and I'm only pushing 500 watts and it shakes my SUV, I'm using pure copper wires throughout my setup though.
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Open your main box and look for speaker terminals. I added this to a Tyco/ADT system with simple speaker wire run under the house and into the box.
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At least something with the same rms wattage at the ohms that it will be wired. I am using a 1500 but it is something I had lying around which isnt enough on a single channel but bridged is too much so u just have to make sure u tune correctly and let it break in it took about a week for me
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Depends if your cable is a speak-on or banana clip. If speak-on just plug into the center connector and switch amp to bridge. Banana clip is the same, just plug it into the red center pins and switch to bridge. Remember this amp does not gave a built in cross over for a sub.
1507405
Connect speaker wires to amplifier output right and left, red for positive and black for negative the same with speaker terminals
2031808
I would not stress about this. The best solution would be to use an RCA Y adapter, and you could have one in 2 days from Amazon. However, you will get signal from plugging it into either the red or white terminal. Plug it into the one you like best and order the adaptor. I made my own from an old RCA cable that I had. Remember that you only paid $100 for your surround sound system-you aren't going for audiophile levels of accuracy here.
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Read the directions that come with the subwoofer . Should tell you all the ways to hook it up there
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same here got mine from CL. not a bad sub if you lay it on its side and plug the port (don't care for ported down fireing subs seal it and lay it on its side sna it will sound better!)
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Just plug the red and black wires into the back of the amp or receiver. Unless you don't have an extra slot for the sub. If that's the case I'm not sure how to help.