speakers 12 inch

I have two 12 inch speakers that are dual voice coils and a ten that is one voice coil.....How do i hook all that up to a two channel amp.

Seriously? Don't. You do not want to hook up 3 different subs if like that. The only combination you can do without hurting your system is either the 1 single coil woofer bridged at the amp, or the (2) 12" dual voice coil woofers stereo or bridged.
Note::YOU CANNOT HOOK ALL 3 UP
The biggest issue with this is that you have 2 dvc woofers and one single coil woofer. Hooking all this up will make an unstable resistance and cause your amp to malfunction, not to mention having 2 different sizes of woofers will make it sound really bad. 2 woofers hitting at the same time (hopefully they're the same woofer) and 1 woofer conflicting with it and hitting faster. This will make it sound bad.
Here's a diagram to hook your 2 12" up. The only thing you need to know is whether they are dual 4ohm coils or dual 2ohm woofers.
Dual 4 ohm woofers: http://mobile.jlaudio.com/graphics/Suppo rt/Tutorials/wiring_images/DVC_Series_2. gif

Dual 2ohm Woofers:
http://mobile.jlaudio.com/graphics/Suppo rt/Tutorials/wiring_images/DVC_Parallel_ 2.gif

2008-03-12 01:56:37 by JAY-T h

I have a 2000 pontiac grand am and it does have an EQ on it if that makes a difference. My cousin says I can , I think not.....what do you say?

yes you can. just make sure that you have your proper ground and wireage. and your stock sterio is the monsoon isnt it? my hubby drives a grand am.

the sound quality is not 100% though-- having a good sterio reciever makes the quality of the sound!

2008-03-15 06:06:01 by sngozig

Price: $75.99 $17.93

Red CD Wave Electro-Plated Cone - 4 Ohms Impedance - SPL: 85.5dB
2'' High Tempreture Kapton Voice Coil - Qts:0.78,Vas (Cu ft)4.146
Red steel Basket - 800 Watts Peak Power - Mounting Depth: 5.08''
Wide Butyl Rubber Surround w/New Pattern - 90 oz. Magnet Structure - Overall Diameter: 12.20''
Bumped Vented Extended Pole Piece - Fs:26.2, Qms:5.81, Qes:0.90

My speakers are 12 in pioneer speakers and i have a 1000 watt sony xplod amp pushing them i need to know why they keep cutting in and out also i havent purchased a capacitor yet if that might have something to do with it

you need to be more detailed because it could be a number of things, the amp could be overpowering the speakers and they are cutting out (do you smell anything burning), the amp may be cutting out to protect it from over heating, your subs may need more watts and the amp is protecting them from a distorted signal that could destroy the subs, you may have your bass and/or gain settings incorrect
if you name the sub and amp models you can pinpoint the problem

2007-12-30 13:17:10 by lilmarine0669

Price: $59.95 $57.10

12-inch Single Vented Enclosure
1-inch Speaker Baffles
MDF Construction
Completely Carpeted Enclosure
Screwed Down Terminal Cups

Currently I do not have an amplifier. I have a 1996 Eagle Talon ESI. I was wondering if anyone knew what type of amplifier to get or how to wire it up properly. Can anyone give us a diagram or direct us to a website that would be helpful? Thanks!

Well first of all you should say what the 12 inch are because with out this then your really not knowing how much power you should use. Then go to the link below.

2008-04-19 21:49:44 by berriebush

i am thinking about buying 4 Pioneer 400w 12 inch IMPP speakers. what kind of amp would i have to buy?

This is a good amp for those subs . It will put 475 watts rms @ 2 ohm itn the right box they will pound . I hope this will help you

2009-07-15 14:10:22 by BMono