Is this a 2 ohm load?

[Redrig]

I searched thru all sorts of diagrams and it confused me more.
With a 2 channel amp bridged and DVC 4 ohm subs would this drawing equal....... watts rms x1 @2ohms ?

Also how do you tell if an advertisement such as the one below is 220w rms x1 @2 or 4ohms.... or is 4ohm speakers bridged always 2ohms?

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-12fvJn...=0&c=3&g=110&I=500MRVT320&o=f&a=1&cc=01&avf=Y

My amp died and I just wanna amke sure I dont get the wrong amp. Thanks, heres the way my setup was.

 

[Hartman]

If you get an amp that is 1 ohm stable, you wire it up like this:

Or you can get a 2-channel amp and wire them like this:

 

[Cartman]

It might make more sense for you to get a JBL 300.1 or 600.1 from sounddomain, either one puts out more power then the alpine and the 300.1 is cheaper.

http://www.sounddomain.com/shoplist~b~JBL~t~Subwoofer+Mono+Amps
If you go this route you would wire everything is parellel to get a 1 ohm load.

If you want the alpine sub then it would work but you are only getting 110 watts per sub which isn't that much.

 

[Redrig]

Well it turns out that i didnt know anything about what I had. I took the subs out of the box and they werent the model I thought, and they are SVC. Thanks to everyone on the board I got it all figured out. Here is the amp I bought. Rockford Fosgate 501BD.

 

[Hartman]

Very nice choice.

 

[mhn3773]

Originally posted by redrig
Well it turns out that i didnt know anything about what I had. I took the subs out of the box and they werent the model I thought, and they are SVC. Thanks to everyone on the board I got it all figured out. Here is the amp I bought. Rockford Fosgate 501BD.

and u were giving BBQ ****? sigh lol

 

[Redrig]

Originally posted by mhn3773
and u were giving BBQ ****? sigh lol

Smart@$$......