Bronze Member Username: Nitrofour
Post Number: 12
Registered: Jan-07
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Posted on the difference in these two products is the ohmage apparently, 2 vs 4... but whats the significance between a difference in ohms? |
Gold Member Username: Nyyfan13
Fi SSD
USA
Post Number: 2829
Registered: Jul-06
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Posted on your wiring options for your amp...
a dual 4 ohm sub will get you a 2 ohm load
a dual 2 ohm sub will get you a 1 ohm load or 4 ohm load |
Bronze Member Username: Nitrofour
Post Number: 13
Registered: Jan-07
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Posted on and that means? |
Gold Member Username: Nyyfan13
Fi SSD
USA
Post Number: 2832
Registered: Jul-06
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Posted on lol...you have to match the subs rms(continuous power rating) to the correct amount of ohms...
for example, say a sub has 500rms and is a dual 4 ohm sub...that would mean you want an amp that does 500rms or a little more at 2 ohms
or say a sub has 500rms and is a dual 2 ohm sub...that would mean you want an amp that does 500rms or a little more at 1 ohms |