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Question: Can you put 3 subwoofers in a Mono Block Amplifier ?-12 inch kicker subs

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im playing to buy 3 CVR 12" kicker competition subwoofers. and also a kicker amp. but i was wondering if its possible to install 3 subs to a mono amp CORRECTLY ? or do i need to buy a 2 channel amp ?

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The amp should be three times the watts RMS as one sub.

Not knowing if you have dual 2 or 4 ohm I'll give you the method for both.

For dual 4 ohm, wire the subs like so http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j230/s… this will provide a 2.67 ohm load.

For dual 2 ohm, wire the subs like so http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j230/s… this will provide a 3 ohm load.

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something else to think about is are the speakers dvc or single, I am running 2 p3 dvc off a RF power series T1500 at 1/2 ohm stable. thats a 2 ch amp bridged to 1 ch, and all four voice coils ran in a sieries, and be sure to back amp w/ a cap

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i think you shold be able to

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How many woofers you connect to an amp makes no difference by itself. It's the impedance of each woofer, the wiring method, and the amplifier's minimum impedance that are important. 4×4 ohm woofers can be wired to 1, 4, or 16 ohms. I have 8×15's in my home theater wired series/parallel to obtain a 2 ohm load on my HT amp. If you buy 3×8 ohm woofers (4 ohm DVC's), series the coils on each speaker (individually), then parallel the woofers to each other and the amp, than you should have a 2.67 ohm load. If your amplifier is stable down to 2 ohms, you'll be fine. If it's stable down to 1 ohm, than get 2 ohm DVC's instead. There is no point in buying a 2-ch amp. Hope that helps.

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To answer your question, YES, you can put 3 subs on one monoblock amp. The one thing you will want to watch is what resistance your amp is stable at, the lower number, the better.

For example, youre hooking to a 1 ohm stable amp you can hook 1 – 1 ohm speaker coil to it, and it's fine. or you can hook 2 – 2 ohm speakers in parallel (both neg to neg, both pos to pos) and it is still one ohm.

check the stability rating of your amp as well as the resistance of your speakers. most speakers are 4 ohms, so hooking 3 in parallel will get you just over 1 ohm, and they will be stable.

resistance of speakers add as inverses when in parallel, and add directly when in series (black to red between speakers, and then red to red and black to black on amp)

2 – 2 ohm speakers in series will give you 4 ohms.

Basically if your speakers are 4 ohms or more, and your amp is 1 ohm stable or less, you should have no problem powering all of them with one amp (assuming you have enough power)

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