Kicker S15L7 Car Subwoofer "show wire amp" Questions

...together to get a 2ohm load Hello joverstre525, Sure, just wire both voice coils in parallel to the amp output terminals. The "wiring wizard" here shows the possible wiring options. Hope this

...Wire them in parallel so the amps see two ohms (wiring in series will show four ohms). Doing this effectively "doubles" the power of the amps. If the amps are not two-ohm stable, they'll fail. ...

...amp it is you are using. but to wire them parallel, and drop the ohm rating, assuming it's a dual voice coil sub, you wire - to + on the sub, then - to the - on the amp, and + to + on the amp. Here's ...

...it but wont work all of a sudden. whats wrong with it/ Faulty speaker wire. Dry joint in amp. Take speaker out & play with + & - wires on actual speaker to see if bad conection before ...

...show me how to wire the amp as well it says on the amp its 2ohm stable A normal wiring setup to produce a 4-ohm load is what you usually see - each speaker is wired to one channel of the amp. This is ...

what is wrong when my amp shows that there is power to the amp and the subwoofer doesnt play, ive checked the fuses, and converterbox wiring, and the remote wiring and all the stuff like that i think ...

...a small wire to the remote and jumper it to the power wire on the amp if this turns on the bass simply wire in a toggle switch and turn it off when you turn the car off so you dont drain the ...

...wire 2 12 inch 40 cwr122 subs to a Kicker 12cx1200.1 mono amp Need to know the resistance of the speakers you are wiring, are they 4 ohm or 8 ohm speakers? Is this for car or home audio? What ...

show me a dieagram or wireing up a amp The process is pretty much straight forward for any amp. This is what you will need to get the job done: 15 ft- 4 gauge power wire (RED) with in-line fuse 3 ft -

show which terminals to hook the bridge wires up to. bridging takes power from both sides of the amp and puts it into one strong signal on half the wires. from there run your "+" wire to the first "+"