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    Using a 2-ohm sub with a 4-ohm stable amp

    I recommend picking up a digital multimeter, they run about $15 at Walmart or an auto parts store. With it you can just measure the resistance across its terminals. Otherwise, I'm sure your subs have a part # stamped somewhere on them. You can check here and find all the specifics on them...
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    Using a 2-ohm sub with a 4-ohm stable amp

    Well, I e-mailed MTX about this and this is what they said: So I guess what dictates whether or not an amp is stable at a given impedance is its amperage rating. This is why mil81 was able to run his amp at a lower impedance by bumping up the fuse. This however isn't as simple as changing...
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    Using a 2-ohm sub with a 4-ohm stable amp

    First of all, hello everyone I have an MTX TA3404 amp (100x4 RMS @ 4-ohms, 200x2 RMS bridged @ 4-ohms) with which I want to use the front channels to power a pair of components (in stereo) and the rear channels to power a sub (in bridged mode). The sub is a Kicker CompVR 12" with dual 4-ohm...
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