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Originally Posted by Wicked CAS
You described the terminals being wired to each side of the amp which means they are wired parrallel. In Hifonics world according to the specs of that amp you are running at 1 ohm...
Gain being all the way down means nothing, as all you are doing with gain is matching the output of your head unit to the amps input levels.
So the way you are running it is potentialy 900 watts per sub... All it takes is one heavy bass note at that kind of power to fry a sub that is rated at 300 watts nominal power with a peak rating of 500 in the red zone.
Hifonics also does not have the best specs and control over your subwoofer which does not help the matters...
Now next question, what is the internal volume for each chamber of the enclosure?
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Their both single 2 ohm woofers, so were not running at 1 ohms were running at 4 ohms. So even at full tilt he would only be giving each sub 275
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Correction I think you are right wicked, I wired it at 1 ohm not 4, although I think he is still not pushing 800 watts or near it with the gain almost fully down.