well long story short i picked up 2 12s that are pioneer and they are 4 ohm subs. and i have a kicker kx 600.1 and i am trying to wire themto the amp but my worst fear is blowing the amp the woofer i will be little less anoyed if i do that of course i dont want to do it to either to do so. hear are the specs of the amp
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...r+KX600.1.html
i am new to installing audio so any help is apprreciated greatly.
i also just bought a pioneer DEH-P6000UB if this makes a diffrence while hooking them up

 

That stuff should work perfect together. Just hook both of them up to the amp to the same leads on the amp. It is designed so that it will handle two of those subs at once off the single speaker output.

 

ok so just wire the positive wires for the two subs to the same positive wire insert on the amp and same for the negative. what will this make them be out puting for rms?

 

600 rms / 1200 max output on the amp ..... so about 300rms / 600 max per sub

The amp is designed to run full power at 2 ohms. Those subs are 4 ohms each. But when you wire two up it actually ends up mathematically with a 2 ohm load overall. So this works out perfectly.

http://mobile.jlaudio.com/support_pages.php?page_id=160

 

You could hook those subs up any way and it wouldn't hurt the amp. But to get the most out of your system wire to a 2 ohm final load at the amp.

I.E. put all the positives together and all the negatives together.

 

Those were some beastly amps....

 

i just found out my subs are 150 watt rms and 800 peak. how likely am i to fry up the subs i have been playing them hard for about half hour spans dont smell anything burning yet or the subs are getting hot. I think i am going to be fine what do you guys think i am newbie when it comes to hooking up audio

 

Just take it easy on them. If you hear them having a hard time reduce volume.