4ohm+2ohm power question

[mxblaster83]

I have 2x Kicker 10C104 10" 4-Ohm Component Subwoofer

and 1- Kicker 11DX250.1 Mono subwoofer amplifier — 250 watts RMS x 1 at 2 ohms at Crutchfield.com

question is if i hooked up the 2 subs together to go from 4 ohm to 2 ohm
each sub is 150 rms @ 4 ohm

and my amp is 250 rms x 1@ 2ohm or 140 rms x1 @ 4ohm.

will this work, and sound better then if i was just to wire them both to the amp at 4ohm???

 

[UNBROKEN]

It's a mono amp...with a pair of 4ohm svc subs your options are 2 or 8 ohm loads. Go with 2

 

[UNBROKEN]

Just for grins I put one of those subs (12") in a sealed enclosure on a JL 1000/1....I think I may have overpowered it. lol
It made some mean mechanical noises before it grenaded. lol

 

[65Bowtie]

Nothing like the sound of a melted voice coil moving up and down the magnet huh?

 

[mxblaster83]

It's a mono amp...with a pair of 4ohm svc subs your options are 2 or 8 ohm loads. Go with 2

yeah it says mono amp but has to spots for speaker outputs.

+- +- on the amp, so if i just wired the 2 subs together then just ran speaker wire from 1 sub to the amp that should be 2ohm right?

plus if my amp is rated at 250rms x1 @2ohm that is the power that is going to both speakers? or 250rms to each?

and if my subs are 150rms @ 4ohm what would they be @ 2ohm?

 

[UNBROKEN]

Power is divided into voice coils. 2 VC's...250 watts...125 per sub.
Wire it like that...you'll be fine.

 

[UNBROKEN]

Nothing like the sound of a melted voice coil moving up and down the magnet huh?

You shoulda seen it on a 20hz test tone. lol
You can definitely distort a cone with power.