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I'm using 2 PDX M-12 amps. 1 amp runs 2 subs other amp runs a single. The 2 subs running of 1 amp only have 1 wire jumping from side to side. They were that way when I paid to have my first box built since ive made bigger sub box and I have hooked the single sub up the same as the other 2 are with one wire good ?? Bad?? Come on guys ?? A little help here ??? I know ? I asked is stupid to most but I got other skills

Running 2 subs of 1 amp and other sub on separate box built with 3 separate chambers. Wire them up in parallel or series??? Any advice

No 2 amps 3- subs

So you saying get a third amp and run them as if they were single ?? Basically they are beings there in separate chambers correct except 2 are running of 1 amp

Ok thanks for your input

Two subs one amp.

Then one sub one amp.

The picture will show you in detail the two ways you can wire the subs together and at what Ohm it will present the amp.

With two dual 4 Ohm subs you will either show the amp 1 Ohm or 4 Ohm. With the single sub it will be 2 Ohm or 8 Ohm.

The single sub will need to be in its own separate box.

Ok so I'm gonna wire the 2 subs at 4 ohm. Now I custom built 1 sub box with 3 separate chambers. Separate so it's like having 3 singles all in a row sitting next to each other but they are inone you follow. The two chambers were built at 1.25 cu ft I made the 3 chamber 1.38 cu ft air space I will wire it 2 ohm. It should rock

Thanks Ryan for the clarification on wiring up power one other ? Im using DQL.8 with this I'm gonna run main Signal to the amp running the 2 subs it has a pre out use RCAs to give 2nd sub signal they should hit on time???

Don't get me wrong ideally I would have 4 subs all day versus 3 but no room I'm squeezing the 3 into 2011 mega cab with 6 - 6.5 components and 6- 6x9s all run of PDX amps
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