Gold Member Username: Blainew
Post Number: 1521
Registered: Nov-05
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Posted on i have two dual 2 ohm subs.
they are in a sealed box with separate compartments for each sub.
each sub has its own terminal cup on the sub box.
can i wire each sub to 4 ohms ( so there would be a 4 ohm load at each terminal cup)
and then wire the two terminal cups together to make a 2 ohm load???? |
Gold Member Username: Cenus
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Post Number: 2288
Registered: Jan-05
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Posted on uh ya. |
Silver Member Username: Van_man
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Post Number: 921
Registered: Mar-06
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Posted on yes |
Gold Member Username: Stnorris
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Post Number: 1352
Registered: Apr-06
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Posted on yes. |
Gold Member Username: Dustin3
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Post Number: 3446
Registered: Oct-05
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Posted on lol. you should know this... you have been on the forum for long enough blaine |
Gold Member Username: Blainew
Post Number: 1523
Registered: Nov-05
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Posted on i know haha
just had to make sure.....for some weird reason i thought it may not be okay..but now that i think about it...its obviosly the same as wiring the subs |
Gold Member Username: Blainew
Post Number: 1524
Registered: Nov-05
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Posted on in this case....
cant i just put both 4 ohm loads into the RE 12.1 amp
like each positive to each negative.....wont the amp then see one 2 ohms?? |
Gold Member Username: Blainew
Post Number: 1525
Registered: Nov-05
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Posted on wont the amp then see 2 ohms?* |
Silver Member Username: Killer44
Ontario
Canada
Post Number: 642
Registered: Dec-04
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Posted on two 4ohm loads presented to a mono amp will make the amp run @ 2ohms....so yes it will see 2ohms... |
Gold Member Username: Bestmankind
Los Angeles,
CA
USA
Post Number: 5544
Registered: Oct-05
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Posted on no don't do it. you are gonna blow your subs. |
Gold Member Username: Bestmankind
Los Angeles,
CA
USA
Post Number: 5545
Registered: Oct-05
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Posted on i was joking incase someone thougt i was serious.] |