Hey guys



2 JL 10W3's ( single voice coils, both are 2ohm speakers ) currently in a single box and wired each to their own sets of terminals.


PG ZX500 (2/1 channel amp) which is rated by PG as: "300w x2 at 2 ohms" ~or~ "600w x1 at 4 ohm BRIDGED"


Now I have no idea how impedance works, at all. It's pathetic, I know. How should I hook up the subs?


I already did some research - does this look like what I should do??




The PG amp has 2 sets of speaker outs. It goes L+ L- R+ R-

There is a line between the L+ and the far outer R-, which says BRIDGED



Is the "bridge" actually done by wiring the speakers in series, and using the outer terminals?

Or can i hook both speaker positive to the outer L+ and bothe negatives to the R-


Or am I tripping on drugs and should do what the crutchfield says (do the #'s match up with my setup)


It should be at 300w each sup with them wired like in crutchfield pic?
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Is this pic below applicable to my setup?

Is this a "bridge" and i can use this as one channel on my amp?






or stick with the first pic in my original post?

Thanks in advance

 

Pic #2.

 

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Actually either way will work, but bridged into mono, pix 2, has some advantages for sub bass. 94

 

Sickkkk thanks all