.5 ohm vs 2 amps stapped @ final 2 ohm load(each amp @ 1ohm)

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I was just curious how this works toward a electrical system. i know it can vary due to the many factors. i looked through search and found the info on those factors. but nothing on this. so really the only thing im wondering is which would have the bigger draw on electrical system?

This may be a dumb question but its something that im curious about.

thanks in advance,

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Run higher ohms if you can.
why would i want to run higher ohms? im about to recone my sub to a d1 regardless because my amp is .5ohm stable. running higher would defeat the purpose of me having the 3.4k amp.

not trying to argue or be smart with you by the way

 
Exactly. The higher impedance you run, the cooler and more efficient your system runs. And that makes your equipment last longer.
this is true. but honestly i dont run my system hard at all daily(about 1/4 or 1/2 power tops even for a demo). comps i run full tilt for about 1min 25secs tops

 
if you get two 1500 wattt amps and strap them you can run 3k at 2 ohms
this is know. thats what i meant in the first post. stap to amps to 2 ohm(1ohm each). and the question being which would be less strain on elec. .5ohm or 2 amps strapped to 2 ohm.

the reason i was confused was i know .5ohm is harder on elec, and strapped to 2 ohm is a higher imp, but with 2 amps

 
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