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Message: <blockquote data-quote="keep_hope_alive" data-source="post: 8117113" data-attributes="member: 576029">aiming will have more to do with how loud they are than impedance.  off-axis aiming can lower response by 6-10dB for upper mids and highs.  going to 2 ohm only gains you 3dB (which is barely discernible).  it takes 10dB to seem as half or twice as loud.  further, a 4 ohm speaker with a 92dB sensitivity will be louder than a 2 ohm speaker with 88dB sensitivity.instead of focusing on impedance only, look at sensitivity and adjust speaker aiming (as much as possible) to get them more on-axis.  lastly, ensure the speakers are installed with the best seals possible to minimize cancellation.Image Dynamics had some nice 2 ohm comps i've ran with success - huge magnets though.  what do you have for depth?</blockquote>

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