is there a way to wire 3 of these to a 1 ohm load
577606
You can find various ways to wire 3 subs online. I have 2 wired to 1 ohm, but not sure about 3
577607
No cause this is a dual 4 ohmn voice coil subwoofer.. You could do that with a dual 2 ohmn voice coil subwoofer.. Hope this helps
1243943
I have done the same thing I just cut them the leads in half and wire nut them together with small wire nuts. Works fine.
361036
you'll get 12v & 1amp on each channel. If voltage matches, amperage matters little.
1372632
You can wire them down to 2ohms for your amp.... But I would sujest wiring them down to 1ohm and getting a amp that is stable at one ohm..... But it's up to you ether way it works......they'll last longer at 2ohm so I guess go with that one...
892250
as long as the ohm load for both subs are no less then 1ohm yes the amp will work from 1 to 8 ohms
30324
Yes... BUT you need to get the dual 2 ohm versions or the single 4 ohm versions. Look up series and parallel wiring if you get the dual 2 ohm versions so that you get them wired up properly. The amp is rated at 1200 RMS at 1 ohm but when you put your three subwoofer's on you're going to be aiming for 1.3 ohms. That will put out a few hundred watts less than the 1 ohm rating and that will be just right for these champions.
1421424
Also sorry? Yeah you should be able to connect them with out much issue,These are very low wattage.
1634499
Many will work, you can run it bridged in 4 ohms i believe. Look up the manual from there site
1159042
Absolutely. I'm running two P3's that are 4 ohm DVC. I have them wired to 1ohm and they freaking pound.
1637832
Unfortunately, no. You have to purchase a 12v supply. Radio Shack has them and of course Amazon has them. It doesn't take a big one for one string. If you want to put more than one string together, you need to purchase a bigger unit.
1758416
Each pair of wire (one pair can be determined by a VOM ) is capable of maximum10w /100v solenoid control. It is better explained by drawing schematic. But unfortunately I can not do it in this written format. Perhaps you search this matter in you tube videos. Most likely you will find somebody explaining this.
2119422
Yes. Connect all positives to each other and all negatives to each other and it will make them show an overall impedance of 1ohm. This will put out 1200 or 600per at that impedance.Just make sure to set your gains properly to avoid clipping an distortion which will quickly damage your equipmentHope this helps
562299
That is fine, your best bet is to get a sub that can be wired at 1ohm so you can get the most out of your amp.
1870715
no you don't ,i would go online and see if you can bring up the instruction booklet or even go to u tube and i remember a couple videos of people wiring them in. all i remember is it was easier than i hoped for and i am not good with electricity!
1167771
There are multiple posts but one each for COM, 12V ,13V, 14V, and 15v. I simply used a pigtail with heavier gauge wire to power three small loops.
1047758
Just wire one end to your power supply, being careful to get the polarity correct. You should protect the exposed wires on the other end.. I just covered each lead with a small piece of heat shrink tubing.
1309899
You should be able to plug a three pin into a 4 pin. Alternatively you could just rub them off the power supply with the right connectors.