I should know this but help me out... im planning my system and im getting two 12" subs with dual 6ohm vc's. when i wire them i want as close to 1 ohm that i can.... the amp will be 2400watts RMS at 1 ohm bridged. the subs RMS ate 1000watts each.

the question is will i get 1.5 ohms from these subs when wired like this:

sub1: parallel voice coils should result in 3ohms for sub1
sub2 the same
so...

sub1 +sub2 in parallel = 1.5 ohms..... which would give around 2000 watts RMS output from the amp... am i wrong?

 

Yep, parallel everything.

 

yeah thats good becuz i didnt want to fry the stuff. its gunna be a wallet breaker even at the deals im gunna get them at... here the amp specs just to be sure...

A2300HCT



Capable of running many speakers and subs at low impedances, Audiobahn’s High Current Amps have large, stable power supplies to keep your system running smoothly. With a load of flexible features, it’s no wonder these award-winning amps are some of Audiobahn’s best-selling.


COMMON FEATURES
High Current Circuitry
PWM MOSFET Power Supply
Double-Sided Glass Epoxy Circuit Board
S/N Ratio: >100dB (+/- 1dB)
Frequency Response: 10Hz – 20KHz
Remote Bass Control With Blue Backlit ****
Variable 24dB High-pass Crossover: 50Hz – 750Hz
Variable 24dB Low-pass Crossover: 30Hz – 120Hz
Variable Subsonic Filter: 20Hz - 45Hz
Variable Bass Boost: 0 – 18dB
Variable Bass Boost Frequency: 40Hz – 100Hz
RCA Throughput Connections
4-way Protection Circuitry: Thermal, Short Circuit, Overload, and DC Offset
Dual Cooling Fans
VU Meters Indicating Output Response
Cobalt Blue Illumination
High Gloss Chrome-Plated Finish
nickel-plated block terminals


Remote Mount BASS BOOST CONTROL with clipping indicator (Included)


also becuz im power subs offa this amp all i need is one chanel correct... cuz i saw an amp that had 1000watts RMSx 2 channels

 

the specs

 

Just bridge both channels to mono.

 

thanks that was teh answer i was looking for