hey guys and girls, i recently bought an audiobahn 'dub8001' monoblock amp, puts out 1x560 RMS at 2 ohm mono , which is all well and good for what i need it to power, its a class ab amp ( dunno what that means ), and was wondering, on most sub specific amps it will have at the speaker terminals for example: speaker1 L+ R- / speaker2 L+ R-, then for the sub it will have writing above that saying ' bridged '. my amp doesn't have the bridged option and has 2 speaker terminals.

question is, if its only 1x560RMS, why does it have 2 speaker terminals? ( 2 pos 2 neg ) and i take it i plug the wires from the sub to amp in terminal 1?

heres specs of amp
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_2651.html

and heres my sub
http://www.dealtime.com/xPO-Kicker_Kicker_...osure_05DCVR122

Just use one positive and one negative, they are linked together inside, the 4 terminals are simply for convenience in hooking up mutiple sub wiring.

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yep, 2 sets of wiring terminals to assist in multiple coil/woofer wiring

- Stooge007 out