This is probably an easy question, but if i have an amp, 500wrms x1 and I have it running 2 subs, do they both recieve the 500wrms, or 250watts each? Is there any wiring set ups that will have different effects? Thanks

 

they will only recieve 250watts each.

more info is needed what amp and what voice coil config are the subs

clicky

[ October 10, 2005, 04:15 PM: Message edited by: hofulstrof ]

 

i would use option 2 from that, to end up with 2 ohms. my amp produces 1000watts max bridged. 500watts rms. I'm going to be running 2 16kv2's, dual 2s. I will hopefully upgrade to a nine.1.

 

is you amp stable when bridged @ 2 ohms "most" are not

 

no the amp that i have now is stable at 4ohm, so I have it wired at 4ohms, but my next amp will be stable up to 1ohm or less, so the information here will help me decide how much power I'll need, impeadence ect.

 

4 ohms stereo?

 

SPECS


2 x 250 Watts RMS at 4 Ohms
2 x 500 Watts Max at 4 Ohms
1 x 1000 Watts Max at 4 Ohms Bridged
2 x 420 Watts at 2 Ohms RMS
MOSFET Automatically Switches to Maintain Rated Power Over a Wide Range of Battery Voltages
Stiffly Regulated PWM-Type Power Supplies
Variable Input Level Controls for Each Pair of Cannels
Variable High & Low Pass Crossover Controls
High-Efficiency, Heavy Aluminum Heatsink
Remote Subwoofer Bass Control
Electronic Crossover Network
Bass Boost Circuit
Bridgeable at 4 Ohms
2 Ohm Stereo Stable
Gold RCA Inputs
Line Outs for Left & Right Channels
Power & Protection LED Indicators
Advanced Protection Circuitry
Soft Turn On/Off
Frequency Response: 15 Hz-35 kHz
S/N Ratio: 90 dB
Dimensions: 10.25''W x 2''H x 15''L

 

you need to get some single 2 ohm subs or dual 4 ohms.to get the most out of that amp

i would look for a mono amp that is stable @ 2 ohms

[ October 13, 2005, 10:49 PM: Message edited by: hofulstrof ]