how to wire 2 4 ohm subwoofers look insid

my question is how to i wire two subwwofers that are 4 ohms a piece to get a 4 ohm load?

thanks for the informationbut i have a single voice coil thanks

flyingdm, You won't be able to. There are two ways of connecting your sub, either in series or in parallel and nothing in between. In series you get a 8 ohm load or in parallel you get a 2 ohm load. If you want to get a 4 ohm load with two sub, then you would want to get two sub with a 8 ohm rating and then connect them in parallel to get your 4 ohm load. I hope this help.Be careful whose advice you buy, but be patient with those who supply it.

thank you very much for te info one more question will it be ok wired at 8 ohms in a series?  my amp is a 320 watt amp when bridged.  can i wire both 4 ohm subs in a series?   thank for the info

It all depends on your set up and the limit that is put on the amps by the manufactures, so check your manual before you do any bridgeing . What kind of amps do you have? Most amps are only capable to be bridge at 4 ohm. If you want to bridge the two 4 ohm subs I suggest that you wire them up in series. The amp would be more sable this way. If you connect two 8 ohm sub together in series you will get a 16 ohm load.    Be careful whose advice you buy, but be patient with those who supply it.

bberman, you're thinking of 2 DVC subs.... You can't make 4 ohms from 2 SVC 4-ohm subs.2009 Pontiac G8 in planning stage

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