amp and sub wiring?

Question

i have two amps a power acoustik 1920 2 channel plasa sphere amp and a 1600 watt 2 channel gothic series amp made by power acoustik and my subs are audiobahn 1251t 400rms and 800peak my question is how would i wire 3 subs to 2amps ? how would i wire the amp and the subs

Answer 1

Very low fequencies are not directional.... are you referring to 'subs' and not bass drivers??? Subwoofer's frequencies are non-directional (which is to say, you really cannot tell where the sound is coming from),
subwoofer's very low frequencies (say 15 - 100 Hzs) are usually generated from a single speaker, often with its own amp built in....
Three BASE drivers (typcally 50 - 800Hz) to two amps.... awkward at best.... two will be in series ( amp + to + pole, first speaker and its - pole to + pole second speaker, and second speaker - back to amp one. The third bass speaker to second amp in the usual way.
Just be carfeul!!!!

Answer 2

ok first take your biggest amp and wire it stereo to 2 of the subs then bridge the last smaller amp to the remaining sub make sure you balance the amps so that all sups are running about the same level and ensure that all ar phased as close as possible to achive highest spl but unless you have a very expensive eq that will let u phase your subs i would avoid the 2 amp idea all together as phase loss would be greater than total db gain achived by adding the 3rd sub to the second amp

Answer 3

thats to much power for those subs. I would wire all three, in parallel mode, to the 1920, and bridge the amp. You can get tech support and wiring diagrams off, www.the12volt.com & www.crutchfield.com, you can also use www.sounddomain.com.

Answer 4

You don't wire three subs to two amps.

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