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Verge VGA300M Speaker terminals

I just bought a used Verge mono amp off of ebay, before I wire it up, I wanted to ask this question. On the amp there are 2 positive terminals side by side and 2 negative terminals side by side, when I go to wire my subs, do I use both the positive terminals together or separately, I have never owned a mono amp before so I'm not sure about the speaker connections on the amp.

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Mono amps often have two sets of speaker outputs; this is just to simplify multi-speaker connections. The two positive and negative terminals are connected together internally, so they're effectively the same as one terminal. There's no difference between connecting both subs to the same positive and negative terminals, or using different terminals for each sub; electrically they'll all be connected together either way.

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