After many hours of research and frustration, im still unable to find a way to wire my subs up correctly. It may be that my 2 subwoofers are unable to be wired at the correct impendance for my amp.
I have the 4 channel Fusion PF-4004 amp, found here: [link removed because of post count]
The for maximum power output to the subs I need to two 4 ohm bridged connections, however the problem is that I have two 4 ohm DVC subwoofers and I am unable to find a way to wire them at 4 ohms each.
This is the model of subwoofer I have the fusion PF-SW120D4: [link removed because of post count]
After my research the only way I have found to wire these is in an 8ohm impendance using this method: [link removed because of post count] ("Two 4-Ohm DVC subs, bridged 4-channel amp: 2 x 8-ohm loads" from Crutchfields sub wiring diagrams) , however I will loose a lot (im not sure how much exactly) of power.
any help or advice is appreciated.
Cheers,
Huntedstorm
I have the 4 channel Fusion PF-4004 amp, found here: [link removed because of post count]
The for maximum power output to the subs I need to two 4 ohm bridged connections, however the problem is that I have two 4 ohm DVC subwoofers and I am unable to find a way to wire them at 4 ohms each.
This is the model of subwoofer I have the fusion PF-SW120D4: [link removed because of post count]
After my research the only way I have found to wire these is in an 8ohm impendance using this method: [link removed because of post count] ("Two 4-Ohm DVC subs, bridged 4-channel amp: 2 x 8-ohm loads" from Crutchfields sub wiring diagrams) , however I will loose a lot (im not sure how much exactly) of power.
any help or advice is appreciated.
Cheers,
Huntedstorm