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OHMS question
OHMS question
Im hooking up a crunch 1200w amp to an orion 10" 4000w sub (max values). Wondering about ohm loads. My amp is capable of a 2 ohm load and so it the sub. what is the best way to wire it to get some good power without frying my amp. the booklet shows configurations for a 2 ohm load on the sub and a 4 ohm load on the amp. Or a 4ohm to 4 ohm load. or i dont know if it is an option or not but a 2 ohm to 2 ohm load.
also any information of ohms and what they are would be appreciated haha all i know is that my amp makes more rms at 2 ohms compared to 4 ohms
also any information of ohms and what they are would be appreciated haha all i know is that my amp makes more rms at 2 ohms compared to 4 ohms
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audiobass10
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This post is really confusing. Link to the sub and amp? Max ratings mean nothing FYI. A good place to start reading up about ohms and other things car audio related is http://www.bcae1.com .
Ohms is the measure of electrical resistance. Every amp will put out the most power at its lowest ohm load. In your case 2 ohms. The exception to that would be an amp with a regulated power supply such as the JL slash series amps and I believe phoenix gold makes one as well, in which case the amp will put out the same power at any load.
Ohms is the measure of electrical resistance. Every amp will put out the most power at its lowest ohm load. In your case 2 ohms. The exception to that would be an amp with a regulated power supply such as the JL slash series amps and I believe phoenix gold makes one as well, in which case the amp will put out the same power at any load.
regulatedaudiobass10 wrote:This post is really confusing. Link to the sub and amp? Max ratings mean nothing FYI. A good place to start reading up about ohms and other things car audio related is http://www.bcae1.com .
Ohms is the measure of electrical resistance. Every amp will put out the most power at its lowest ohm load. In your case 2 ohms. The exception to that would be an amp with an unregulated power supply such as the JL slash series amps and I believe phoenix gold makes one as well, in which case the amp will put out the same power at any load.
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audiobass10
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audiobass10
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