Help with Tantrum 1200.1

[tazz33]

K just got this of a buddy and got the manual from here (Thank You for that!!)
One Question I have is there is 2 + and 2-? This is a mono block amp as far as everything said and I wanna hook it up as on in a 2Ohm load so what + and what - do I use or dose it matter?
Thanx everyone for any help and thanx again for the download of the manual!!!!!!!

[trickyricky]

Some mono amps have two positives and two negatives on either the speaker terminals or the power input terminals (mostly on old school amps that had dual ps).

Back to speaker terminals, the two positives are parallel so are the negatives, but now you can run wire from each sub to the amp. . Check with a dmm and you'll see there is continuity between the two positives and between the two negatives.


Hope i was help.

[tazz33]

Some mono amps have two positives and two negatives on either the speaker terminals or the power input terminals (mostly on old school amps that had dual ps).

Back to speaker terminals, the two positives are parallel so are the negatives, but now you can run wire from each sub to the amp. . Check with a dmm and you'll see there is continuity between the two positives and between the two negatives.


Hope i was help.

So what u are saying is it's not gonna much matter which ones I hook too right? I'm just using one sub and it wired for a 2ohm load so I just wanted to be sure I don't have to bridge them or something like that?

[trickyricky]

It doesn't matter, i always try to keep the wires far apart in this situation, (use the outer terminals, prevents any shorts between the wires if there's any loose strands. Of course there shouldn't be any loose strands in the first place.)

[tazz33]

It doesn't matter, i always try to keep the wires far apart in this situation, (use the outer terminals, prevents any shorts between the wires if there's any loose strands. Of course there shouldn't be any loose strands in the first place.)

Sweet thanx. In my case it goes" + + - -" so using the 2 outside ones would be best then right?
Thanx

[trickyricky]

Yeah. Use proper wire (fork type) terminal ends to prevent any loose strands of wire.