Power Acoustik LT1920 Wiring

I have a Power Acoustik LT1920 two channel amp. It's 2-ohm stereo/4-ohm mono stable, RMS Power @ 4 Ohms: 370W x 2. I've also got 2 Audiobahn 10 inch Flame Excursion subwoofers. They are both 4 ohm. I need help on how to wire all this together. If you have any suggestions please help.

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You can either just connect one 4 ohm sub to each of the channels, or if the subs share a box they can be wired together like this: 

........and bridged to the amp.  Same amplifier ouput either way.  With two SVC 4 ohm subs you cannot make that amplifier work at its maximum 2 ohm stereo capacity.  Look at the RMS rating of the subs...at the Audiobahn-measured 450 RMS each they are a good matchup with that amp with either of the above connection methods.  You should actually give those subs about 350 watts each, which that Power Acoustik amp claims to do.

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Build the box so that it performs well in the worst case scenario and, in return, it will reward you at all times.

So, would this be installed in a parallel or series format?

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The above image is in series.

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Sam Roza

And I will get the most power out of my amp this way, right?

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Steve is suggesting that you follow the picture's wiring, and put the amp into mono-bridged output. Whether or not you will get the 'most' from your setup in this fashion, I honestly don't know, but mono-bridging is generally regarded as the best way to extract the most power from an amplifier.

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Sam Roza

Samroza's right.  The amp might be able to make more power than this, but not into two 4 ohm subs.  But like I said above, match up power output to sub rating.  You'll be correct with this matchup.

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Build the box so that it performs well in the worst case scenario and, in return, it will reward you at all times.

Thanks alot guys, you've been a big help

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