Wiring dvc at 1 ohm

When you look at a variety of wiring diagrams (see Woofer Wiring here in the left column), it all starts to become clearer.  A parallel connection is that all terminals of the same polarity are connected together...simply that.  The actual wiring will usually look different than a wiring schematic displays it   A schematic is a depiction of electrical connections, and you can make your real-life connections differently than the diagram as long as the electrical connection stays true.

Here's three examples of the same parallel connection:

Your actual wiring might look more like this:

The normal process is to:

• Connect the coils of one woofer, then the other.  In your setup, the coils are connected in parallel + to +, - to -.  Use single strands of speaker wire to do this.
• Then, connect the subwoofers together.  Again, your setup is parallel, so it's same polarity with all connections.  The terminology used for this wiring is parallel / parallel;  (for coils / woofers).
• Finally, choose one terminal (any one) of each polarity and secure a wire to the amp's terminal of same polarity.  All positive terminals are connected, and likewise the negative terminals.