Wiring A Dual Voice Coil Subwoofer In Series Learn the difference between single and dual voice coil speakers, how to choose and match them to your amplifier, and how to wire them for maximum power and performance. see detailed diagrams and examples for 4, 2, and 8 ohm subwoofers. Learn how to wire dual voice coil (dvc) speakers in series, parallel, or series parallel configurations. see wiring diagrams and impedance calculations for different dvc driver combinations.
How To Wire Two Dual Voice Coil 4 Ohm Subs You can wire a dual voice coil subwoofer in series or parallel. series wiring involves connecting the positive and negative terminals for the second pair of coils, while parallel wiring involves connecting the negative terminal of coil a to the output channel of your amplifier and repeating this for coil b. Option 2 (series parallel) = 4 ohm load. voice coils wired in series, speakers wired in parallel. recommended amplifier: stable at 4, 2, or 1 ohm mono. 1 ohm dual voice coil: • one 1 ohm dvc. One of the main advantages of using a dual voice coil speaker is the ability to configure the wiring to achieve different impedance levels. by wiring the voice coils in parallel, the impedance can be lowered, resulting in increased power output. on the other hand, wiring the voice coils in series increases the impedance, which can be beneficial. Skar audio is happy to provide wiring guides for various coil configurations. please please click your desired coil configuration and subwoofer combination to reveal the possible wiring combinations. important note:skar audio assumes no responsibility for any damages to subwoofers and or amplifiers that could occur due to improper wiring.
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