can i wire any subs in parralell to get 2 ohm's
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Maybe. I need more detail. Are the subs single or double voice coil? What is the resistance of the voice coils? How many subs do you have?
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You would need to make sure both subs are 4ohm subs......then if you wire them in parralel you'll get a 2ohm load out of it. If they are 8ohm woofers you'll produce a 4ohm load.
Find out info on your woofers first ;-)
Find out info on your woofers first ;-)
Well, Orion's HCCA series can go down to one ohm mono pretty comfortably.... 
And don't forget that they can be wired for a four ohm load as well. But no two ohm option using regular parallel/series methods.

And don't forget that they can be wired for a four ohm load as well. But no two ohm option using regular parallel/series methods.
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Actually the HCCA's are stable to 1/2 an ohm but you can fry an egg on it. They're not cheap amps by far but to me well worth the price. Like they stated if they are single 4ohm voice coils you can get a 2ohm load by running them in parallel. But if they're dual 4ohm voice coils 4ohms is as low as you'll get. If they are dual voice coil then I'd run the subs voice coils in parallel which will make each sub 2ohm and hook them up to the amp one on each channel. That would give you a 2ohm stereo load. First check the amp to make sure it can handle a 2ohm stereo load(most amps can but check to be sure).
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Originally posted by camaro6spd
that would be a 1 ohm load....now what amps can handel that??
that would be a 1 ohm load....now what amps can handel that??

He said they were 4 ohm, not that he had 4 of them.
How many do you have? Do tell.

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my amp can, i just cant do it on my subs, there is only one place you can plug in the wires, and it says that there 8 ohm's but in the crutchfeild catalog it says they are 4. is there a way i can wire them in parralell even if there is one place to pleg into the wires?
Originally posted by jobryan26
Actually the HCCA's are stable to 1/2 an ohm but you can fry an egg on it.
Actually the HCCA's are stable to 1/2 an ohm but you can fry an egg on it.
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