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how can i tell if i have 2 or 4 ohm coils if it dont say on the woffer

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i think you can hook a meter up to it and find out that way. most of the woofers say what ohm it is either on the magnet or on the side of the basket

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What kind of subwoofer is it? There's very few mainstream subs that don't give that information in either the model # or on the rear of the sub.... alot of the times the model # will have it included such as SWR-1222 (12" dual 2 ohm)..... otherwise subs like my Fi Q's have it written on the coil and it can be read through the vents above the magnet top plate....

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Get a mulit meter and set it to ohms, touch the probes together and then hook up to the connections on the speaker.

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Get a mulit meter and set it to ohms, touch the probes together and then hook up to the connections on the speaker.

thats all you need to do and it should be disconnected form the amp right Edited by danstow1

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Get a mulit meter and set it to ohms, touch the probes together and then hook up to the connections on the speaker.

x2 or give us a model number so we can help you out a little bit.

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how can i tell if i have 2 or 4 ohm coils if it dont say on the woffer

Answered.

Reading > me

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Get a mulit meter and set it to ohms, touch the probes together and then hook up to the connections on the speaker.

thats all you need to do and it should be disconnected form the amp right

Do not have it connected to the amp

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you test each coil individual then you can wire either parallel or series

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Get a mulit meter and set it to ohms, touch the probes together and then hook up to the connections on the speaker.

thats all you need to do and it should be disconnected form the amp right

Do not have it connected to the amp

Sweet thanks guys

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Ya the DMM are a must. If you get one, might as well get the clamp version. They come in handy.

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You can find a sufficient DMM from SEARS etc. for under $20.

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