SERIES AND PARALLEL SUBWOOFER WIRING FOR DUAL VOICE COIL SUBS

Parallel Voice Coil Wiring (1 Ohm operation)

To wire a DVC subwoofer in parallel (to get 1 Ohm), use two short pieces of speaker wire and link the positive from one coil to the positive of the second coil, and do the same for the negative as shown in fig 1. Then wire the amplifier to opposite sides of the subwoofer in order to equalise any connection resistance.

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Fig.1

1 Ohm operation

Series Voice Coil Wiring (4 Ohm operation)

To wire a DVC subwoofer in series (to get 4 Ohms), use one short piece of speaker wire and link the positive from one voice coil to the negative of the second coil as shown in fig 2. Then wire the amplifier to opposite sides of the subwoofer.

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Fig. 2

4 Ohm operation

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Fusion NVSW12, NVSW15 manual Parallel Voice Coil Wiring 1 Ohm operation

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