Confused on wiring subs

I want some suggestions and opinions on the best way to wire my subs I have  2 Absolute vi1200's:

VI1200

12” WOOFER

DUAL 4 OHM IMPEDANCE1000 WATTS MAXIMUM POWER                      (on some sites it says that its 1200WATTS MAX)   I dont know  does the name justify this?SPECIAL HEAT RESISTANT DESIGN2.5” BASV 4-LAYER DUAL VOICE COILSTRONTIUM DUAL MAGNET 100 OZ WITH METAL MESH SHIELDEDCHROME PLATED DIECAST BASKET1 PIECE ALUMINUM CONEMACHINE CHROME EXTENDED VENT-POLE PIECEBINDING POST TERMINALCONEX STAMPER                     

The amp I am using for these is a Absolute PROD1200, I cant find the specs anywhere on the net but the amp is a class D  and it says that its stable at 1 ohm mono. It has three 25 amp fuses, and Forbiden said its probably 800W rms.    I was reading the " car audio wiring configurations" and it gave me two options, I just wanted to know which is the better option  parallel/parallel or series/parallel?  It says that the recommended amplifier for series/parallel should be stable and 4,2, or 1 ohm mono  does it have to be stable at all 3 or either one?  What about bridgeing?     I want to get the most out of my subs and amp, Can someone tell me the best way to wire it all ?     I APPRECIATE THE HELP GUYS   THANKS

judging by the D in the name im gonna guess its a mono block amp.     There is no way to bridge it, as it has mono/one channel The only configuration that would work efficently is to wire the subs to one ohm and connect them to the amp and call it a day.2009 0-1000 Trunk WR 154.0DB 2009 1001+ Trunk WR

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