kenwood KAC-X401M amp and solo l5’s

I have a kenwood excelon KAC-X401M Mono (1200w) amp and want to wire 2 solobaric l5's (4 ohm) subs. I was going to wire them in parallel so that they come down to 2 ohm each, but my question is what would the amp see in terms of impedance if I connected them both to the amp + to + and - to - .\

Thanks.

**EDIT**

The amp is 1200w x 1

Your amp would see 1 ohm.

forget the first post, I read it wrong and the browser was too slow to stop it.

My fault, the subs are DVC 4 ohm.

So what would be the best way to wire these subs with this amp. Here are the specs on the amp:

Thanks again.

Any ideas? I want to install this this evening cuz I have to work for the next 11 days straight  :(

thanks.

Yes, unfortunately you are totally screwed. The amp will make 1200w if it gets struck by Lightning and has life support. Your subs if they are dvc 4 ohm will either be a 1 ohm mono load (which will result in SAS - smelly amplifier syndrome) when wired in an all parallel circuit or will result in a 4 ohm mono load (great for the amp - bad for output) as it will only give you 300w rms in total or 150w rms per sub when wired in a series / parallel circuit. This is by far the best and safest way to wire this setup. Unfortunately it is far from the proper match of amp to subs, either change the amp (preffered) or change the subs. Here is how to wire your subs the best way on this amp.

Wiring Option #2

LOL. I was afraid of this.... Can you reccomend an amp/s that would be the best match-up for these?

P.S. Amp is for sale as of now!!

Thanks for the enlightenment Forbidden LOL LOL....

Solobaric L5 12"

I wanted to stick with Kenwood so I can control it from the head unit (KVT-915DVD). but if they don't make a suitable amp I will have to go with another brand.