Connecting dual subs with speakon connectors

Thank you everyone! I have now connected them as advised by @noromance and many others. It works and sounds perfectly. Thank you for all your inputs.

You could just hook to the actual speakers binding post as well.

@lalitk 

YES.

Actually, I forgot to mention that I feed both subs a stereo signal instead of a left sub and a right sub. So both setups are correct. Depending on the way you use your 2 subs.

Ok, I guess this is a thing. My bad. So, why would you want to do this. What is the advantage?

@jayctoy

Yes, one sub connected to the left and second sub connected to right outputs (binding post) of the amp to each sub’s high level input via speakon connector.

Lalitk this is for both subs?

“Just twist the same colors (from both subs) together and connect as the manual describes (for a single sub).”

NO!!!🤦‍♂️

The correct way to connect two subs with high level input would be what @noromance said, if you find the gain is too high then float the yellow wire.

“Red and yellow (together) to + / black to – on each channel on the power amp.”

@the-audiophile-barista perfect thank you very much this is what I hoped someone would write :)

• No problem. Just twist the same colors (from both subs) together and connect as the manual describes (for a single sub). I am running 2 subs this way. Works perfectly.

Yes

R*L = +    f L channel

B  =   ---       

Hook one to L, The other to R. Good to go. You may have to float your black IF you get a hum.              

@ghdprentice  the high level input is the reconended input for this subwoofer.

@ditusa thank you very much. Sadly the manual has no mention of how to connect two subwoofers...

@noromance ​​​+ @artemus_5 : Thank you very much, I think this is what I was looking for. This makes a lot if sense as the yellow and red wires go to the two positive (red) speaker outputs when connecting one subwoofer. Just to clarify, I would connect one subwoofer with red and yellow to the positive speaker out of the left channel and black to the negative speaker out of the left channel and the other subwoofer with red and yellow to the positive speaker out of th right channel and black to the negative speaker out of the right channel?

Thank you very much for your help!

+1 @noromance 

That is Rel's way of hookup  But he better make sure that the red & yellow are both positive for his B&K's. I'd think so but but i never underestimate the marketing depts ability to make a different color as - such as yellow. Marketing can then say that the yellow wire is more appropriate for ground due to its molecular proclivities towards the negative side This would obviously be better that the way abc-xyz does it which tends to  slow the signals and therefore blur the VooDoo dust to the point of human incapacitation.

Red and yellow (together) to + / black to – on each channel on the power amp.

@ghdprentice The high level input (100k impedence) on the subs is designed to be connected to the speaker outs on the power amp. 

@benkenobi92,

See pages 2-5 below:

No, stop. Subwoofers have their own amplifiers. You want to connect it to your preamp. This sub has a 275 watt amplifier in it. You want to use that.