No you don't. You'll fry the amp. You need a low frequency processor to strip the mid and hi frequencies out of the signal applied to the subs or you'll have a full frequency sub that will sound cruddy. If your amp outputs 8 ohms the you'll have to wire 2 speakers in series or poof goes the amp. If the amp is only 16 ohms then you're out of luck unless you have 2 more speakers to connect in series to the 2 you aleady have.
My receiver is 800 watts 2 ohm 550 4 ohm 300 8 ohm.. whats the best way to wire my 4 ohm DVC subsMy receiver is 800 watts 2 ohm 550 4 ohm 300 8 ohm.. whats the best way to wire my 4 ohm DVC subs
My receiver is 800 watts 2 ohm 550 4 ohm 300 8 ohm.. whats the best way to wire my 4 ohm DVC subs??? And its 2 channel a and b can I run my 4 ohm subs on A channel and 8 ohm loud speakers on B channel??My receiver is 800 watts 2 ohm 550 4 ohm 300 8 ohm.. whats the best way to wire my 4 ohm DVC subs??? And its 2 channel a and b can I run my 4 ohm subs on A channel and 8 ohm loud speakers on B channel??
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No you don't. You'll fry the amp. You need a low frequency processor to strip the mid and hi frequencies out of the signal applied to the subs or you'll have a full frequency sub that will sound cruddy. If your amp outputs 8 ohms the you'll have to wire 2 speakers in series or poof goes the amp. If the amp is only 16 ohms then you're out of luck unless you have 2 more speakers to connect in series to the 2 you aleady have.
My receiver is 800 watts 2 ohm 550 4 ohm 300 8 ohm.. whats the best way to wire my 4 ohm DVC subs
My receiver is 800 watts 2 ohm 550 4 ohm 300 8 ohm.. whats the best way to wire my 4 ohm DVC subs??? And its 2 channel a and b can I run my 4 ohm subs on A channel and 8 ohm loud speakers on B channel??