2 ohm or 4?

since amps usually put out more power the lower the impedance, you can get more power for your $ using a 2 ohm sub or a 1 ohm sub

example, an amp might have these specs

100x1 @ 4 ohms

200x1 @ 2 ohms

400x1 @ 1 ohm

but not all amps are stable at 2 ohms or 1 ohm, so you might ruin the amp if you try and use a 2 ohm sub or 1 ohm sub (but most monoblocks(single channel amps) are stable to at least 2 ohms) you just have to look at the amps specs. if it doesnt list specs at 2 ohms or 1 ohm, its probably not stable at those impedances

wiring info and dvc info... http://mobile.jlaudio.com/support_pages.php?page_id=141

 
sorry, i wasnt at my computer. im looking at a legacy amp at 2x2000 watts and 2 audiobahn alum 12ns. i was just looking and the 12s are 6 ohms. how did i not notice??!! WTF?? does that matter? better or worse?

this is the link to what im looking for:

http://bmb.goemerchant.com/cart/Cart.aspx?ItemNumber0=ALUM12N&Identifier0=ALUM12N%7C0&Quant0=2&ItemNumber1=LA2278&Identifier1=LA2278%7C0&Quant1=1&OrderID=119322891026831&storename=cardiscountstereoscomn&Action=edit&ST=buy&MaxOffset=1&HitCounter=-1&ReturnToConfirm=&ComingFrom=&Coupon=

 
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