A Simple Installation Process To Wire A Dual Voice Coil Subwoofer
There are two ranges of sounds. One is the high range sound and the other is the low range sound. The high range sounds can be handled at speakers in the rear end, dash and door panels of the vehicle. But the lower tones and the bass effects are generally handled by the sub woofer which has got no other substitute. One should ensure that the sub woofers are wired properly. But how to wire dual sub woofer?
There are few tools required for accomplishment of this task. The usage of such tools will reduce the man power required and makes it easy to complete the task. It may include amplifier and dual speaker.
The first step is to check the impedance of the sub woofer. They come in many ranges of resistances or impedance. Four ohm and two ohm are the most common ranges available. This sub woofer may also be of dual voice coil they don have variations that are unusual. The very common type of sub woofer under using is the four ohm range. And so the plans for wiring are all designed so as to match this kind of sub woofer.
The woofer can be placed either in the cargo area at the rear back or the car’s trunk in the case of models like hatch backs or SUV .There are channels in the amplifiers. Then the amplifier position is located after which the manual is gone through for any kind of procedure to be followed.. To these channels the wire from the sub woofer is connected. The ends of these wires are stripped by an inch.
There are many types of terminals available in an amplifier. The most common type of the amplifier terminal is the”push” terminal. In this type for making a connection you have to press a lever and pass the wire through the hole that appears.
Amplifiers and sub woofers have different kinds of terminals. Push terminal is the most common type of terminal. This terminal pushes a small lever an a hole is generated. And the wire is slipped through this. A mono amplifier can also be used to wire a sub woofer. The step 2 is followed once again. The amplifier’s positive terminal is connected to the first sub woofer’s positive in the same way the negatives are also connected. These are repeated and also known as Daisy chaining often.
Check your sub woofers by playing a track of your choice. If you feel that the bass is not good enough check for all the wiring so as to ensure that there is no wrong connection made between negative and positive. Such a wrong wiring may lead to poor sound quality and also make it play out of phase. This should be avoided.
By following these simple easy to follow steps you can get a good quality sound output from your car`s audio system. After wiring a dual sub woofer you can hear even a very low bass sound.