20 Most Recent Kicker DCVR122 -- 2 Ohm Dual 12in CompVR Vented Enclosure 05DCVR122 Car Speaker - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Yes but you will need to put them in a wooden box

From the information I could find on that amplifier, it is stable at one ohm and provides 700 W RMS at that resistance. With two four ohm dvc subs you can wire them parallel/parallel for a final load of one ohm.

" this amp "? The one that only you can see? :>D

it appears that the left channel is defective, repair or replace

Your Kicker has gone into protect mode and will stay that way until the component level problem is found and fixed.

limited information generic answer -notify kicker customer assistance and will need to let them know what vehicle

If you connected speakers in parallel then two speakers have combined resistance of 2 ohms. You need to connect speakers in series

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Hi Hector, if all the wiring is connected properly, you then mite have a problem on the circuit board, or with the subwoofer itself. While its switched off try moving the switches one or two times just in case there is a dry contact. Next would be to take in the unit for an independant bench test before opening the unit. Cheers.

About all you can do if your really wanting to "fix" it, is tear it apart & completely recoil both voice coils.
Otherwise you can just run it on the one good side like a single voice coil sub.

Remove power

It belongs in the 4 port molex that has the RED, Blue Blue/white and last wire should be black

If going sealed I would aim somewhere in the 1.5 to 2.0cuft area. That sub can go in a 1.0 cu ft box to 2.4 depending on the room you he the bigger is usually better for sound quality

First, that amp, has too much power for that sub. Even though it isn't really outputting 2500 watts, (realistically putting out 650 watts). That sub is only rated to handle 150 RMS, 300 Peak, 1000 watts will blow that sub very quickly.

First thing you need to do is find a sub which better matches the output of your amp.

The second thing, you need to make sure that your vehicle's electrical system is able to handle the additional current draw.

Address these things before you install your gear.

I've been a 12v installer for going on 28 years

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Three times its volume so 4ft^2