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Old 12-28-2005, 05:03 PM
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Lightbulb stable prt 2

so if ive got 2 subs at 4 ohms each - can i power them with a 2 ohm stable amp??

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can i power them with a 2 ohm amp (if it doesnt say stable??)
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Re: stable prt 2

you just need to look at the final impedance

if that's a 2ch amp then you'll be running each channel at 4ohm = not a problem
if that's a mono amp then you'll wire the subs together in parallel to a single 2ohm load and run that on the amp, since it's 2ohm stable that's also not a problem


If there's a power rating at a given impedance, then the amp is stable there. So if you see ####x1 @ 2ohm, then it's at least 2ohm stable.
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