Questions about Subs

What impedance are the voice coils 2ohm or 4 ohm, , and are they dual voice coils, or single.

Plus, is your Amp a mono amp, 2 channel, or 4 channel.  What impendance loads does it say it can handle?

We need all that info first please.

The subs are rated at 125 wrms each.  The amp is 2 channel with a bridged rating of 1200 watts X 1.  All ratings aside, the only way I can see wiring those subs is to series them to each other.  They are SVC, 4 ohms (by what I could find out.)

Connect the 3 subs in series for a 12 ohm total load.  Then bridge (yes, the amp is bridgeable) the box to the amp for a 6 ohm load.  You should get all the power needed for the subs.

To use the three subs, they have to be wired together first before connecting to the amp.  There are some good diagrams on the web of series wiring, but in essence it's like this:  the three speakers are arranged in a proper enclosure (the manufacturer will supply you with this info.  They are wired together in series.  The first speaker + goes to the box terminal +.  The - of that speaker connects to speaker 2, on the +.  The - of that speaker connects to speaker 3 on the +.  The - of speaker 3 connects to the box terminal marked -.

Here is some good info to read:  http://www.bcae1.com/srsparll.htm

The box of three speakers is now rated at 12 ohms ( 4+4+4).  Bridge it to the amp.  The manual should show a diagram for that, but it is the + wire to left channel +, and the - wire to the right channel -.  This becomes a 6 ohm mono load.

You can also use separate boxes.  The wiring remains the same as described here.  There is some excellent info in the site I referred.  Check it out for some good basic knowledge.