minilith install clarifications please , I am a little confused

[gentlejax 0]

I got my zed minilith today. online pdf isnt the clearest. looks like I use unputs 1-4 if I run full range to amp or input 5 if I run mono to amp.

my question is I have left and right sub output off deck. that means I use left or right to go into #5 input on amp..right?

http://www.zedaudiocorp.com/PDF/ZedManual-RGB.pdf

[gentlejax 0]

looking at this in my head....I have 2 rca outputs for sub off deck....so do I need to run "Y" splitters off them into inputs 1-4 ? I think that is how I am supposed to do it. cant see what else there would be to do.

[gentlejax 0]

that or running a Y splitter off the RCA SUB outs to the mono sub in...

[gentlejax 0]

I got the rca part figured out. I ran a Y splitter from my left /right sub rca to the mono input of the amp...

but now I am confused about the response on wiring the sub. its a dual 2 ohm sub

here is what he told me. first part makes sense ...2nd part doesnt...

I have the sub wired for a 4ohm load now and its wired bridged at the amp...the amp has 2 sets of terminals for dual coils or 2 subs..

Dear Michael,

The dual 2 ohm coils can be wired in series = 4 ohm and

connected to the amplifier (200w of power) OR you can parallel

the coils for 2 ohm and again connect to the amplifier (400w)

The manual can be downloaded on our website

---------- Original Message ----------------------------------

From: Michael Zeda <gentlejax@bellsouth.net>

Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2010 11:01:26 -0700 (PDT)

>Mr. Mantz

>I finally got the mini in and I want to make sure its hooked up

correctly.

>

>I have left/right RCA sub outs from the deck. I use a Y

splitter and join the signal and run it into the mono jack on

the amp. yes?

>

>Now other question. I have a dual 2 ohm sub. I have it wired

to a final 4ohm load and 1 set of wires from the terminal of the

box.

>

>would I get more power if I ran 1 set per coil off the sub to

each terminal of the mini? would the amp see 2 ohm or does it

internally change the load?

>

>I do not want to damage the amp nor run @ 1ohm

>

>that is the reason for the elementary questions. I want it

hooked up right. I am not used to all these options

>

>sincerley appreciate the help. nice amp btw.

>

[Aaron Clinton 2,372]

Might be internally bridged.

[gentlejax 0]

thats what I was trying to find out but he finally replied and said he made a mistake and that it couldnt be wired to 2 ohms.

[Aaron Clinton 2,372]

He has too many amps floating around in his head.