I have an Alpine MRV 1505
RMS - 14.4v
450 x 2 @2ohms
900 x 1 @4ohms bridged
Both produce 0.3 THD (eeeek!!!)
I have two Pioneer Premier TS-W125DVC (Dual 4 ohm each) subs rated at 400rms - (same as Pioneer TS-W305DVC)
What would be optimal ? - wiring each sub to its own channel @ 2 ohms - or wiring both subs to one channel @ 4 ohms bridged ?
Also if anyones familiar with the subs i have - (i know they are cheap, im broke :) will they have a problem handling that power?
what are pros and cons of each wiring setup, i.e... sound, longetivy of the subs/amp, over heating etc....
I appreciate any help you can give me
Ralphie
Put those Pioneers in individual small sealed enclosures (1.1 CUFT) and they will handle their rated 400 watts RMS. Wire them at 8 ohms each in parallel to the bridged amp for a 4-ohm total load. You should be fine.
I agree, but to clarify, wire each subs voice coils in series up to 8 ohms and then parrallel the ports from the single sealed enclosures down to 4 ohms into the amplifier, you'll be running a clean 900 Watts at 4 ohms and it should sound real nice, except for the 0.3 THD.
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Sonic
Pioneer AVH-P4000DVD
Zapco 360.4
Zapco 500.1
Zapco SP-4SL Processor
Two JL 10 W3v3d2
Alumapro 15 Farad Cap
Like this correct?

Also, would it be ok to build a bigger box and just run them with less power...for the fact i might want to upgrade in the future to a better setup but keep the same box