best way to get the most out of two 10's?
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From: Georgetown,SC
best way to get the most out of two 10's?
well im not 100%...i have a fosgate punch 250.2 and i have 2 kicker impulse 10's....can someone tell me the best way to wire them in order to get THE MOST power out of them and make them loud as possible....
RIGHT NOW I HAVE THEM WIRED IN PARALLEL...nothin special...please help
i think the speakers handle up to 200 watts max...
RIGHT NOW I HAVE THEM WIRED IN PARALLEL...nothin special...please help
i think the speakers handle up to 200 watts max...
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Parallel will probably be the best configuration.. do you have the amp bridged or are you running the 2 speakers on a single stereo channel?
Is your box of good quality? Plenty of airspace for those particular subs?
Max watt ratings mean VERY LITTLE.. the most important rating is the RMS rating!!
Is your box of good quality? Plenty of airspace for those particular subs?
Max watt ratings mean VERY LITTLE.. the most important rating is the RMS rating!!
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From: Fort Valley, Ga
Parrallel is the best way to go. If you wire them in a series then you will be doubling the ohm load which isn't always good. Where as when you wire them parrallel you will get half the load. So if you had two 4 ohm speakers you would get a 2 ohm load or with 8 ohm speakers you would get a 4 ohm load. I am pretty sure that is right.
