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Old Feb 5, 2008 | 10:23 AM
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Multi Sub Wiring

I have a quick dumb question. I am switching from 1-4 ohm 10" to 2-4 ohm 10" with a TMA 500.1 amp. I want to wire @ 2 ohm load. My question I understand the diagrams and that is no issue but every diagram shows a "T" on each leg. Should I -
  • bring both + and - back to the amp terminal for a 2 ohm load
  • Connect amp to one sub and run additional leg from sub "a" jack to sub "b".
  • Use a "T" splice from the amp run to each sub exactly as shown in diagrams.

I was trying to avoid a splice in the legs if possible and stay with connections at existing terminals but want to make sure to not alter impedance.

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Old Feb 5, 2008 | 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by bangingd
I have a quick dumb question. I am switching from 1-4 ohm 10" to 2-4 ohm 10" with a TMA 500.1 amp. I want to wire @ 2 ohm load. My question I understand the diagrams and that is no issue but every diagram shows a "T" on each leg. Should I -
  • bring both + and - back to the amp terminal for a 2 ohm load
  • Connect amp to one sub and run additional leg from sub "a" jack to sub "b".
  • Use a "T" splice from the amp run to each sub exactly as shown in diagrams.

I was trying to avoid a splice in the legs if possible and stay with connections at existing terminals but want to make sure to not alter impedance.

Thanks
I dont care how you do it. Just ++ and --. (preferably stay away from the T)
 
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Old Feb 5, 2008 | 11:16 AM
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Thanks again for your help. That's what I thought but wanted to make sure.
 
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