Probably a stupid question but I'm wondering how I would go about hooking up my 15" SSD to my home stereo receiver.

I think its a 100 watt per channel receiver @ 4 or 8 ohms.

Just wondering if there is any way to do this or is it just stupid.

whats your ssd? a D2?

Here is my receiver, its what has been fueling my audio passion for the past 4 years I got it when I was 12.

Along with 2 12" KLH floor speakers with mids and tweeters, and 2 KLH bookshelf speakers.

I cant count how many times I have clipped the hell out of this receiver and sent it into protect mode when I was little, lol

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And my ssd is D1.

Get a plate amp and hook that up to the receiver, that's how I hooked up my subs to my home stereo. They have a 300watt one going for like $120 I think on partsexpress.com

Woah its not going on my room receiver permanently I was just gonna hook it up to test it out and make sure everything works.

i have the same one and i hooked up a btl 18 d1 to mine. it did just fine on it

i have the same one and i hooked up a btl 18 d1 to mine. it did just fine on it

You have the same receiver?

And how should I wire it?

i have the same one and i hooked up a btl 18 d1 to mine. it did just fine on it

You have the same receiver?

And how should I wire it?

i wired mine up series

Tell me how to dooooo it.

Like what wire goes where, lol

Tell me how to dooooo it.

Like what wire goes where, lol

wire + on one coil to - on other coil, then + and - to reciever

i beleive he's talking about this^

thank you rob

np

Alright, thanks for the help.

Its gonna rattle my house like crazy at least until I get it in my car and its still going to rattle my house, my 12's are extremely chitty and they manage to rattle my doorknob.

edit: ah that explains it, but the sub won't be seeing a 2ohm load will it?

Edited December 25, 200816 yr by ShaneSauce

Alright, thanks for the help.

Its gonna rattle my house like crazy, my 12's are extremely chitty and they manage to rattle my doorknob.

yeah it is that btl knocked pictures off the walls... and i never even sent the reciever into protect

DO NOT run your receiver at a lower ohm load than it's rated at. I wouldn't hook it directly up to your receiver unless it can be wired to an 8 ohm load. (assuming that's what your receiver is rated for.)

If you have a D2 woofer you can wire it up in series to present a 4 ohm load. I just reread your first post.

Mine is D1.

So I'll destroy my receiver if I do it?

Edited December 25, 200816 yr by ShaneSauce

if your not careful you could. but which is it 4ohm's or 8 ohm's on your receiver

It usually gets hot after about 1 hour of playing really loud.

I'll just watch it really closely.