ok, I have two 10 inch subs in a box that arent wired yet. behind where the sub fits, are the terminals. Since there are two subs, there are two terminals. My question is, would I be able to wire the subs up to both terminals, then after i wired them up to connect both positives from both subs and both negatives from both subs, crimp them and then connect to the amp so i basically only have 1 neg and 1 pos going into my amp

 

anyone?

 

It is possible, depends on your subs and amp. You have to make sure that the load is correct after you wire them in series or parallel.

 

what exactly does that mean?..."series or parallel" can you explain that to me... my friend told me the same thing but signed off b4 i could ask him what it meant.

 

no more help? I need some help... i want to know if it safe to do so. I don't want to be blowing my amp and subs up

 

Heres a giude: http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/wiringwizard/
But it's simplest just to wire one channel to each sub

 

the way you are describing it is connecting it in parallel. if your subs are both 4 ohms then it would make it 2 ohms. if your amp is capable of handling that then it should be fine.

 

We need to know whether your subs are dual voice coil and what ohm load your amp can take