Wiring And Hookup
The box can be wired in 1) a stereo configuration (each sub wired to a different channel) or 2) a mono
configuration (both subs wired together to a single channel of an amp, or two bridged channels of an
amp). Looking at the back of the box you will see each side's terminals. The left terminal is negative (-)
and the right terminal is positive (+) for each set. If wiring in stereo mode, you will have a 4 ohm stereo
load. If you wire the subs together in mono mode, you will see a 2 ohm load if wiring in parallel, and an
8 ohm load if wiring in series. Please see the Tech Tips section of this manual for wiring diagrams.
Your bandpass box also comes with another terminal that looks like the one pictured above. You need
to hook this up to a 12 volt power source and a ground. The power (+) is on the right side and the
ground (-) on the left side. You may want to wire this up to a switch so you can turn the neon light on
and off. You can wire it up to the remote wire so the neon light turns on when you turn your stereo on.
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