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Wiring 4-ohm for 2-ohm? - 7/18/2006 12:35:17 PM   
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Can any subwoofer be wired as 2-ohm? How do you know if you can wire a subwoofer as 2-ohm? Thanks!

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RE: Wiring 4-ohm for 2-ohm? - 7/18/2006 12:56:16 PM   
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try this, it should give u a hand.. if thats what your talking about
http://www.cardomain.com/shop/wooferwizard.pl?num_of_subs=1&impedance_of_subs=dual%204%20ohms

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RE: Wiring 4-ohm for 2-ohm? - 7/18/2006 1:00:25 PM   
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Bridged at the amp = 2 ohm. Bridged at the amp and at the speaker (dual voice coil), = 1 ohm. Most amps are NOT 1 ohm stable, most rockford amps are.
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RE: Wiring 4-ohm for 2-ohm? - 7/18/2006 1:30:05 PM   
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So basically i want to go with a DVC for options on wiring. Thanks for that guide, it is awesome! Much appreciated fellas.

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RE: Wiring 4-ohm for 2-ohm? - 7/18/2006 2:33:19 PM   
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not necessarily, it is just important to match the sub to the amp. A DVC will give you some options but you can also have too many options that would not match the amp you have. What are you wanting amp/sub wise?

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RE: Wiring 4-ohm for 2-ohm? - 7/18/2006 2:42:02 PM   
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Well I was thinking a Kenwood 1800 (450 RMS 4-ohm/ 900 RMS 2-ohm) and something that will hit nice and low and hit hard, not boom.... i'm not too sure about ubs, economy on my mind, i don't need top of the line...

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RE: Wiring 4-ohm for 2-ohm? - 7/18/2006 9:47:07 PM   
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if you want to run 2 subs you will want 2 SVC 4 ohm speakers, if you are only using one then you want the DVC.

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RE: Wiring 4-ohm for 2-ohm? - 7/19/2006 11:15:29 AM   
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Ok, got it. Thanks guys!

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