wiring a 4 ohm dvc sub

I have the same question. My DVC subs are 8-ohm, but with two 4-ohms in each.  I opted out of the dual 2-ohm and instead got the dual 4-ohm DVC's. The pair of subs I got to replace my previous single voice coil subs are Kenwood KFC-W3514D and the mono sub amp that will be driving them is a Kenwood KAC-9204D.

The amp owner's manual shows how to hook up 1 DVC sub, but not a pair. It shows hooking 1 voice coil to one set of + & - and the other voice coil to the other set of + and - connections. But it doesn't show how to hook up a pair of DVC subs. The amp does have two sets of + and - connections, so I could always run a pair of subs with no problem.  However, now I'm wondering if I made a mistake buying a pair of DVC subs for a mono amp.

Can someone tell me the correct way to wire up the DVC subs? Not that I'm brain dead, but these are my first pair of DVC subs I've ever owned so wiring them to the amp could get a bit tricky.

The amp is 1-ohm stable, but I really didn't want to go that low.  The subs are only 12's, and I'm not trying to shake houses as I go by.  I just want nice bass with a good thump. I listen mostly to chill, reggae, and rock with rap only once in awhile.  So to me, the thumping bass from a bass drum is more important than the booming, vibrating bass of an 808 Kick Drum (remember those? the were the shiznit back in the days of early rap).  Seriously, I'm not looking to vibrate bones a block away.  I just want my bass to hit hard with a quick thump.  So I figure I don't need to go down to a 1-ohm load. Right?

So, in a parallel configuration, I realize that two 4-ohm voice coil speakers makes 2 ohms, but the amps "sees" it as 1 ohm.  Correct still? And running a pair of 4-ohm speakers in series produces 8 ohms, but does the amp see it as 8 or does it see it as half?

The other possibility is running them in Series and Parallel, right? Isn't this the way to hook up a pair of DVC subs?

I have some charts and graphs from the MECP Study Guide and IASCA Competition Manual, but want to make sure I'm reading them correctly.  So any help or picture or diagram of how to hook up a pair of DVC subs to a mono amp that has 2 + and 2 - connectors would truly be appreciated.

Here is what I'm working with...

This is the mono amp I'm running the pair of DVC's off of. (I totally forgot the correct PhotoBucket code to use for posting pics).

https://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer_configurations.asp

If you want to run the amp at 2 Ohms, you should have stuck with the dual 2 ohm drivers.  Your only options with the dual 4s are as follows.

Option 1 (parallel/parallel) = 1 ohm load Voice coils wired in parallel, speakers wired in parallel Recommended Amplifier: Stable at 1 ohm mono

Option 2 (series/parallel) = 4 ohm load Voice coils wired in series, speakers wired in parallel Recommended Amplifier: Stable at 4, 2, or 1 ohm mono

I forgot to mention the speaker connections and where they are, just to show what's available and why I am confused on hooking up two DVC subs that have dual 4-ohm voice coils...