n2audio 5,000+ posts OPTIDRIVEN 5,690 86 Lawrence, KS May 5, 2007 #31 its more efficeint to run at 1 ohm then 4 ohm Click to expand... That's a generalization that isn't true in every case.
its more efficeint to run at 1 ohm then 4 ohm Click to expand... That's a generalization that isn't true in every case.
helotaxi 5,000+ posts Kilroy was Here 8,961 73 South Central (New Mexico that is...) May 5, 2007 #32 ^^^ Actually that's untrue in every case. More current means more heat means less efficient. Every time. May need to wire to 1 ohm to get the most power from the amp, but hte amp won't be it's most efficient at that impedance.
^^^ Actually that's untrue in every case. More current means more heat means less efficient. Every time. May need to wire to 1 ohm to get the most power from the amp, but hte amp won't be it's most efficient at that impedance.