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Aug 13 2011 09:08pm



Looking for a 2ohm load. Either with a 4 channel or a 2 channel amp. All speakers are 4 ohm impedance. Doing this myself and not exactly sure how to wire impedance for the crossovers with the amp. Only the front speaksers have crossovers. Back speakers are 6x9 3 way.

I can find diagrams all over the internet for subs with different amounts of voicecoils and what not, but nothing for this. Maybe I just cannot google correctly. But I cannot find it.


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Aug 13 2011 09:25pm
Running fronts and backs together on one channel :lol:
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Aug 13 2011 09:26pm
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Running fronts and backs together on one channel :lol:


Still new at this.
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Aug 13 2011 09:30pm
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Still new at this.


Why are you looking for a 2 ohm load for?
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Aug 13 2011 09:30pm
Quote (Patrick @ Aug 13 2011 09:30pm)
Why are you looking for a 2 ohm load for?


Save money on an amp :)
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Aug 13 2011 09:34pm
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Save money on an amp :)


Just get a 4 channel amp? and a two channel amp isn't going to work very well rofl...
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Aug 13 2011 09:48pm
In my expierence its not a good idea to tie multiple speakers together. Imo changing the ohm load of speakers changes the sound they produce. Your better off getting a 4 channel amp. If you want do amo the speakers and subs look into a 5 channel amp.
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Aug 13 2011 09:48pm
Quote (Patrick @ Aug 13 2011 09:34pm)
Just get a 4 channel amp? and a two channel amp isn't going to work very well rofl...


Thats what I figured. I wanted it to be a 2 ohm impedance so I dont have to get the 600-4 and can just get the 400-4. Thats why I am trying to figure out how to wire this.

Not touching the sub, got a t1500bd on a t2 12 already setup and wired.

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Aug 13 2011 09:50pm
im more familiar with dvc wiring on subs, www.the12volt.com or crutchfield dont have diagrams for multiple speakers off a 2channel or 4 channel which is retarded so its difficult for me to help you. 12 volt only has diagrams for monoblocks ... However a single 4 ohm speaker to a bridged 2 channel amp yeilds 4 ohms then dividing the power into a mid and tweet i would think is an 8 ohm load per channel on a 2 channel. Just a guess lol
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Aug 13 2011 09:58pm
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Thats what I figured. I wanted it to be a 2 ohm impedance so I dont have to get the 600-4 and can just get the 400-4. Thats why I am trying to figure out how to wire this.

Not touching the sub, got a t1500bd on a t2 12 already setup and wired.


Don't be cheap, if you're going to be cheap run them off the HU til you save up extra cash for the proper amp IMO.
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