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Anyone here know anything ? Is this a hard question for yahoo. Can i put 3 subwoofers on one amp together, 1 brand different .?
Can i put 3 subwoofers on one amp together with one sub different brand but all 4ohm dvc ?
How can i get 2 ohm.. with two dvc 4 ohm subs ? When i parrelel them then put jumper wire on terminal it says 2.2 ohm.
3 Answers
- N2AudioLv 75 years agoFavorite Answer
Three dvc 4's can't get to 2 ohms. You can get close enough though at 2.7.
2.2 is a reasonable measurement for the 2.7 wiring option (coils in series for 8, subs parallel for 8/3) as DC resistance varies a little from sub to sub and meter to meter.
As for mixing subs that are not identical -- that is never recommended.
- 5 years ago
just connect all your subs together and link it to your amp. it'll work, but you wont get the full power.
- Anonymous5 years ago
Nah. No one here knows anything. We are just like you!
