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Originally Posted by michael bustamante
2 positive and 2 negative + a 2 channel amp
no big deal. positive on sub to the first positive and the negative on sub to the first negative on amp. thats bridging
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you are right but he has a monoblock and a SVC sub, no bridging can be down
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Originally Posted by chris1htx
Hello all,
I was wondering if someone can help me out with my set up, I want to make sure I have it wired correctly so I don't burn up the subwoofer (done it before). I recently purchased a 12" JL Audio subwoofer, 12W3v3-2 to which I am wiring to a mono amp, LA-1000MD. How do I hook up the sub to the amp? I am confused because the amp has 2 negative and 2 positive inputs, do I just plug in or is there something specific I am supposed to do?
Thanks for your help!
-Chris
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First you should know you cant' blow a sub by wiring it too low because the impedance of the voice coil doesn't change, but you can blow your amp that way. you should know you cant bridge a monoblock/ single channel amp; not possible. since you have a single voice coil sub just hook up pos to pos and neg to neg (sub to amp). most likely if you blow the sub it is because of clipping