2 amps one speaker

need hep whats the best way two wire the amps to the speaker they told me to take a positive from one amp and a negative from the other amp and take the negative and positive and put them together can i do thatwell1807

NO! unless the amp is "strappable", you WILL fry it. There are two ways, and two ways ONLY to connect two amplifiers to one speaker: Strappable amplifiers - both amps to a single coil Dual voice coil woofer - one amp to each coil Attempt anything else, and SOMETHING will give, and in a pretty spectacular way!It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."

Ok but both amps are 1100 at one ohm stable but my speaker is dual 2 ohm voice coil will i get the full 1100 watt. The speaker is a orion 12 hcca dvc 2 ohm eachwell1807

No. But one amp at 1 ohm will make the SAME power as two amps at 2 ohms. In fact, since FEW amplifiers actually DOUBLE their total output when halving the impedance like that (from 550 at 2 ohms to 1100 at 1 ohm), it is quite likely that you will get a few more watts with one amp per coil. Likely the amps are a bit more than 550 watts, loaded at 2 ohms. What amps are they? I PROMISE you, you will never notice the difference in output, as it will likely be well less than one half of one dB...It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."

they are menphis st1100d amps the chrome onewell1807