wiring subs

ok this has gotten me into a contemplation. i have DVC MA audio 12"s D6..it says there that this is a DVC sub which if it was: If using Dual 2 ohm coils the total load would be 4.0 ohm. If using Dual 4 ohm coils the total load would be 8.0 ohm. If using Dual 6 ohm coils the total load would be 12.0 ohm    this is the way i have my subs wired up right now to my amp(to get 6ohms). my amp can only do 2 ohm stereo, but i have these subs bridged on my amp. now another one is that this one is a SVC sub: If using Single 2 ohm coils the total load would be 2.0 ohm. If using Single 4 ohm coils the total load would be 4.0 ohm. If using Single 6 ohm coils the total load would be 6.0 ohm this is really confusing cause essientially can i wire up my subs like this but take out the wireing that connects the voice coils so they would be wired only as SVC to get a 3ohm load. would that be possible?!

Your speaker has dual 6-ohm voice coils.  The only two setups for this speaker are 12 ohms (in series) or 3 ohms (in parallel.)  I recomend that if your amp can handle a 3 ohm load when bridged wire it in parallel.  DO NOT wire just one voice coil to your bridged amp.  If the amp is stereo and cannot handle a 3-ohm bridged load, you could connect each VC independently to one channel, as long as you are sending a mono signal split into both channels.  This would place a 6-ohm load on each channel.