I'm interested on this. How do you wire this to 1ohm? I have a 2ohm sub. Kicker Solo-Baric 44VLL7S122 12".

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I looked up your sub and as it is a dual 4 ohm sub it is already wired in parallel (positive to positive and negative to negative) to give you a 2 ohm load. The only other way it can be wired is in series which would give you 8 ohms. It isn't possible to wire your sub to 1 ohm. The RMS (continuous) power rating of your sub is 750 watts. The best solution for you is to purchase a different amp that puts out 750 watts RMS @ 2 ohms. With that being said, this amp (which I own and it works quite well) will give you 650 watts at 2 ohms which in reality playing music will be adequate. I am currently running an older kicker L5 12" solo baric which is pretty similar to your sub, it just has a bit smaller magnet and is rated for 600 watts rms, and I rarely have to turn the bass knob up over 1/3 to get level of bass I'm wanting. Anything more and it simply overpowers my door speakers. Now, if you're competing in SPL or want to just max the sub out for whatever reason, I would definitely buy a more powerful amp that does about 1500 watts @ 2 ohms. It's also worth noting once you get to around that level of wattage, you're going to likely be at the max of what the factory electrical system can handle in the majority of cars, and will have to start looking into a 2nd battery, upgraded alternator, and/or lithium cells.

ASIN	B0BRXKHM1B
Best Sellers Rank	#6,817 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #5 in Car Mono Amplifiers
Brand Name	AUDIOZERONE
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (708)
Item Dimensions	11 x 6.9 x 2 inches
Manufacturer	AUDIOZERONE
Material Type	Metal, Silicon
Maximum Output Power	2000 watts
Maximum Supply Voltage	16 Volts
Minimum Supply Voltage	14.4 Volts (DC)
Model	ZE1000.1
Mounting Type	Freestanding
Number of Channels	1
Operating Temperature	40 Degrees Celsius
Output Power	2000 Watts
Part Number	ZE1000.1
Specification Met	FCC
Voltage	14.4 Volts

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