Installing MA Audio M1275 subs
Installing MA Audio M1275 subs
I have two MA Audio M1275 performance subs and a 800 watt legacy 2 channel amp. I dont know how to wire the subs, it is a wierd set up. on one side of the sub there is the (+) and (-) terminals each with two male prongs, and the same setup directly on the other. Do i need to conect both (+) and (-) together and then run it to the amp? Or just run one (+) and (-) to the amp? Please post back or email me directly at LuckyAx2@aol.com
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Luckyax2:
Depends on the model. You have a dual voice coil subwoofer. This means...say for instance you had a JL 12w6...dual 3 ohm voice coils. So you have to configurations, parallel and series.
parallel:
-+'s wired together and -'s wired together
-halves the impedance (dual 3 ohm coils -> 1.5 ohms total)
series:
-+ of side 1 wired to the amp, - of side 1 wired to + of side 2, - of side 2 wired to - of amp
-doubles the impedance (dual 3 ohm coils -> 6 ohms total)
So it depends on the impedance you need
Austin519
Depends on the model. You have a dual voice coil subwoofer. This means...say for instance you had a JL 12w6...dual 3 ohm voice coils. So you have to configurations, parallel and series.
parallel:
-+'s wired together and -'s wired together
-halves the impedance (dual 3 ohm coils -> 1.5 ohms total)
series:
-+ of side 1 wired to the amp, - of side 1 wired to + of side 2, - of side 2 wired to - of amp
-doubles the impedance (dual 3 ohm coils -> 6 ohms total)
So it depends on the impedance you need
Austin519
mikeonay:
Your description and Austin's are the same. He was wrong about the impedance though
.
Austin:
Are you sure about the equivalent impedance?
Series: Rt = R1 + R2
Parallel: 1/Rt = 1/R1 + 1/R2
So you are wrong, my friend :P
Your description and Austin's are the same. He was wrong about the impedance though
.Austin:
Are you sure about the equivalent impedance?
Series: Rt = R1 + R2
Parallel: 1/Rt = 1/R1 + 1/R2
So you are wrong, my friend :P
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Austin, I think you mean paralell and series -- you still need to make the switch from EE to CE.
AdamR
AdamR
Originally posted by Austin519
Luckyax2:
Depends on the model. You have a dual voice coil subwoofer. This means...say for instance you had a JL 12w6...dual 3 ohm voice coils. So you have to configurations, parallel and serial.
Luckyax2:
Depends on the model. You have a dual voice coil subwoofer. This means...say for instance you had a JL 12w6...dual 3 ohm voice coils. So you have to configurations, parallel and serial.
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