Can I hook up two subs to a mono channel amp?

CarAudioNow has put together a quick guide to do a basic tune on your amplifier to make your stereo reach it’s potential. Use it to tune subwoofers or speakers alike. But before we get into tuning, let’s review a few basic and common terminology, features and functions that will help you better understand the tuning process. Also see our Choosing the Best Amplifier post to see how to choose the proper amplifier to best fit your speaker and subwoofer setup if you haven’t already chosen one.

RMS Power is a measure of the amplifier’s continuous power.

Can you hook up two subs to one amp. Next connect the other lead of the resistor to the positive cable from the battery. If you are using anything smaller than that you need to .

All it takes is a little know-how and a few tools and supplies. Go to your local car stereo shop and get an amplifier wiring kit. It should have everything you need from cables, wires, fuse and connectors. You need to figure out where you want to put the amplifier. It needs ventilation so most people put it in the trunk or under a seat. Open the hood and disconnect the negative battery terminal.

This will prevent any electrical problems during the hook up of the amplifier and subwoofers. Hook up the power cable. Make sure the fuse is not connected to the power cable. Use the ring post from the kit to hook the power cable to the positive terminal of the battery. Run the power cable. Find a hole in the firewall where other wires enter the vehicle and run the power cable through it. Remove the door seal covers, lift the carpet and run the power cable under the carpet to the location of the amp.