A little help with wiring sub from JL A1400
07-23-2008, 08:19 PM
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A little help with wiring sub from JL A1400
I have a JL Audio A1400 monoblock sub amp and a single IDQ10D4 v.2 subwoofer. I want to wire the subs two voice coils in parallel so the amp sees a 2-ohm load. The amp is a mono amp, but has two sets of outputs (two + and two -) that are parallel to one another. My question is, do I just wire the subwoofer in parallel using one set of outputs from the amp, or can I wire each voice coil to a pair of outputs since the outputs are wired in parallel to begin with?
07-23-2008, 11:20 PM
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Originally Posted by wong05tsx
Most amps are internally bridged, so you'd be seeing the same thing. However, I like to do the old fashion way since it requires less wire
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