Hey, what is going on guys? So this is how to wire two dual voice coil forum subs down to one of them for the final impedance. Now this is really complicated so bear with me. On your amp you have a positive and negative. If it's a mono block. Then for your first sub you got two positives and two negatives. If it's a dual voice coil. For a second sub you got two positives and two negatives again. Pretty much what you're trying to do is take that forum, that forum, that forum, that forum, all that convert down to one ohm. So you get the most power out of your amp. So pretty much what you got to do. It's like kind of wiring in parallel at first. You take your positive to positive to positive. And then just the extra step is to pretty much bridge your subs. So you got positive to this positive, then this positive to this positive. Now I did like 1.1, 1.2, 2.1 and 2.2 that's like sub 1, sub 1, sub 1, sub 1, sub 1, earth, sub 1, sub 1, voice coil 1, voice coil 2, sub 2, sub 2, voice coil 1, voice coil 2. But so yeah it would be positive, positive, positive, positive. And then you would get negative on the opposite one. So don't connect negative to this one. You got to have the second voice coil. You go negative to this one, then negative to negative, then negative to negative. So I'll run that through really quick again. Well not really quick, I'll slow down. So positive on the amp, to sub 1, voice coil 1, then positive from sub 1, voice coil 1, to sub 1, voice coil 2. Then back down to sub 1, voice coil 1, you'd bring that over to sub 2, voice coil 1. Then you take sub 2, voice coil 1 to sub 2, voice coil 2. Then you'd get your negative to your second, second voice coil on your first sub. Then you take the second voice coil and go to the first voice coil on the first sub. Then you take the second voice coil to the second voice coil on sub 2. Then you take the second voice coil on sub 2 to the first voice coil on sub 2. So I would recommend you to screenshot this. Then draw out yourself and try and figure it out because this is really confusing. And this took me quite a while to figure out myself. Now like I said again, your amp has to be stable at 1 ohm. Don't do it with anything else unless it's stable at 1 ohm because that'd be bad if you messed up. And you can't, it's not the same if these are, like let's say that these are both 2 voice coil subs or both 2 ohm voice coil subs. It won't read out to be 1 ohm. They have to be, it'd be form, form, form, form, 1 ohm. If you wire it like this. So hope you guys enjoyed, hope you guys learned something. Good luck and have fun basing.