Can i bridge this hifonics amp

+ too - & - too + & + too - & - too +& + too -

use the first - and the last + should run at 2 ohm then

1 OHM...ONE... sheesh now thats a low resistance for anything... If they are only 500 watts and they are in parallel, series well NO.. your amp puts out wayyyy too much for those speakers.. 1200w versus 500 watts by 2... srill NOT enough "Head room" for it to be safe... about half is all you could expect before Pop.. sound is heard.

must be a bad amp..have you tried bridging them maybe youre channels are out it happens even if its brand new...factory deffects

Assuming the amplifier is 2 ohm mono stable... the amplifier is bridgeable... and the subwoofers are Single 4 Ohm Voicecoils, You would wire them as follows....

Both + on Both subs to the + bridged terminal on the amplifier.
Both - on Both subs to the - bridged terminal on the amplifier.

This will net a 2 ohm mono load for your amplifier.

If you have something different - let me know... and I will give you the proper wiring for what you have.

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run seperate

ok theres a amp called slugger they came out about 7-10 years ago its small but very very powerfull i was picking up my 2 15 inch l7 kickers i drove from my house to vegas with no problem about 4 and a half hrs and didnt turn off ,on the other hand i had my fosgate wich i love t1000 wich turned off on me a couple times

that is 2 12 hitting 150 db you got to know what you are doing

Have you confirmed that you have a good signal feeding the amp?

Have you confirmed that the speakers are in good working order and don't have any breaks in the wiring?

Inside the amp check copper6 for loose connection