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jrsteeve
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9th Mar 03 at 21:32   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Does anyone know what the difference will be between a 12" sub that is set to 2 Ohms and one set to 4 Ohms?

Sound quality etc?

ps - i've posted in the ice section but had no reply, and got a mate waiting for an answer

cheers
Tiger
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9th Mar 03 at 21:34   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
a 2 ohm sub needs an amp that can handle it - some 4 ohm amps are 2 ohm stable - if its not it will fry.
Tiger
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9th Mar 03 at 21:35   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
No difference in sound quality or anything.
corb
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if u run a class-d amp at 2ohms itll put out more power. ohm rating will affect SPL(Sound Pressure Level) not SQ (Sound Quality)
Tommy
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Are we all posting in the wrong forum or is it just jtsteeve
jrsteeve
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cheers for ur help guys
corb
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quote:
Originally posted by Tiger
a 2 ohm sub needs an amp that can handle it - some 4 ohm amps are 2 ohm stable - if its not it will fry.


not true, im running my 2ohm mono stable amp at 1ohm and have been for 5 weeks at high volumes, it heats up more at 1ohm but isnt doing serious harm, although does depend on build quality of the amp.
jrsteeve
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LoundandLow - read the initial statement dumbass
Tiger
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not everyone runs top notch amps though....

How you managing that anyway?
Tommy
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Sorry steeve i dont normally bother reading all ure posts coz they bore me.
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managing what? how am im managing to run a 1ohm load? easy, 2 x dual 4ohm voice coil subs.

 
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