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I didnt think it would be hard to wire a sub to 2 ohms but the thing has like four wire terminals on each side, i know to run positive to positive and negative to negative but there are alot of those terminal thingies. Its like the pic below on each coil how do i go about doing this?
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It would help us if we knew what sub we were dealing with. Also, often times, the extra terminals are just that...extra. Meaning they are(how can I explain?) slit-offs from the main. If they appear to be soldered to another terminal, then both terminals are the same so don't worry about it too much. Just look for the wire coming from the cone and see what all it's hooked to. That'll give you a better idea.
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