Hey, I am VERY new to the car audio world, but I do have 2 mtx thunder 8000 series 10 inch subs, they are 4 ohm a piece, and they are SVC, so I am wondering how to wire my VERY little punch 75 rockford fosgate amp to obtain the most power... I have heard of very different things such as paralell, series, series-paralell, and I want to know what each one is, how u wire the amp like this, and what would work the best for my system...
Thanx for all your help
till next time
matt
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97 stock ranger
I would wire your speakers in parralell. That is + from amp to + of first speaker. Then - from amp to - of the first speaker. Then just come off of the first speaker to the second one + to + and - to -. That will give you maxium power from your amp. Good luck. Brian
Running seperate wires from the amp to each + and - (instead of jumping from speaker to speaker) will give you the same result as brianh stated above. In answer to your other question, running 2 4ohm SVC subs in parrallel will give you a 2 ohm load at the amp. Running 2 4ohm SVC subs in series will give you an 8 ohm load at the amp. Amps will achieve more power output at 2 ohms, than at 8, hence wiring in parallel will give you the most power. You really don't need to wory about series-parallel unless you have multiple DVC subs, or 3 or more SVC subs. Hope that helps
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matt
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97 stock ranger