sub wiring question

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The only safe way to wire a set of 2-ohm DVC subs to that amplifier is to wire them for 4-ohms (both VCs in series) and connect them to the amp in stereo.  (4-ohm load on each channel.)  It is not a great match.

I agree with DYohn, this isn't a good match at all. You'll only get the 310 watts per sub since you'll be providing a 4ohm load to each channel. But that's your only safe wiring with this setup. Here's how each sub should be wired per channel... Squirrel

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