wiring dvc subs

i think i know the answer to this but i am going to ask just to show my friend he is wrong..can you wire a 2 channel amp to a dvc sub? one channel to each voice coil? he has a 4 ohm dvc sub and a 2 channel amp that is not 2 ohm stable and he want to wire each channel of the amp to each voice coil so he will have the 4 ohm load he needs for the amp to work..can he do this?? thanks the louder the better !!!!!!

can you feel it ?????

yes, but it can be dangerous for the sub. If there's any difference in the signals of the two channels it can rip the voice coils apart and destroy the sub.

Yes it can be done, the difference in the signals at lower frequencies are negligable at best. Be careful that the amp does not have 2 gain controls, if it does this will create a nightmare. There is also no harm in hooking the amp up in bridged mode to only one voice coil, provided that the coil / former can dissipate the heat generated by the input power.Top Secret, I can tell you but then my wife will kill me.

so a basic 2 channel amp can be run to a dvc sub one voice coil per channel ???????the louder the better !!!!!!

can you feel it ?????

Yes it can, I did this years ago and his sub is still in operation today. It is generally not recommended by most on this site. It is usually recommended to wire the dvc sub in series to make it a 8ohm driver, bridge the amp to mono to run it. If your amp is rated at 50w rms x 2 @ 4ohm and 200w x 1 @ 4ohm, it will be the same amount of power if run in stereo to each voice coil or in mono to the 8 ohm combined load.Top Secret, I can tell you but then my wife will kill me.