wiring subwoofers

i need to know how to wire 8 4ohm dvc subwoofers

1968pontiac wrote: i need to know how to wire 8 4ohm dvc subwoofers

What is your desired final impedance?

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its going on a 2 load stable

this what i have 8 4ohm subs hooking to a bd3000 how to hook it to get the max go the amp

try this link : http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/woofer_wizard_form.asp?p_series_submitted=true&p_search_type=series&woofer_qty=8&woofer_imp=1 see if this helps you

According to Power Acoustik, that amp is 1 ohm stable.  I do not know if I would attempt to run it into 1 ohm.  But if you wish to get the maximum amount of power from the amp, you can do the following twice.  Then connect both positive wires to the positive terminal of the amp, and connect both negative wires to the negative terminal of the amp.

Option 2 (series/parallel) = 2 ohm load Voice coils wired in series, speakers wired in parallel Recommended Amplifier: Stable at 2 or 1 ohm mono

sorry about that they or dvc will i get the max out of the amp when i hook it up that way

According to the Manufacturer that amp will run into a 1 ohm load.  And yes that is how you would have to wire it in order to achieve that load.  And yes it will make it's max power into that load.  If it were me, I would at least try it into the 4 ohm load that DYohn suggested.  Then if that is not loud enough for you maybe you could try the 1 ohm configuration.  The amp will last much longer into the 4 ohm load.  The cost to repair that amp after the 1 ohm load takes it out is over 200 dollars. I think I saw them selling that amp for around 300 dollars.