Answer me this...

[Acidburn 5,000+ posts]

I guess im not making myself clear lol..
Here is a little story behind it.. We got a new kicker enclosure in the other day and hooked it up.. It is a 4ohm enclosure that is rated at like 350 watts.. The amp running it is a mtx that does 200 X 1 at 4 ohms.. I told him we needed to hook it up to the other amp beside it that does 400 x 1 at 4 ohms to see if it would sound better.. He basically told me i was stupid for saying that and what was it going to take to get through my head that it would sound the exact same no matter what amp it was on.. basically saying that If you have a amp that does 1200 @ 1 ohm.. 600 @ 2 ohm and 300 @ 4 ohm and a sub with each impedence that each sub will read the same DB

your manager is an idiot

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[UndercoverPunk 5,000+ posts]

lol i know, i just copied and pasted what you said

I am aware...

Back on topic...

Your manager suffers from what those at Sprint Customer service refer to as an id10t error...

Seriously he is wrong.

and an enclosure is never of any impedance, it only an enclousre. The driver/woofer/speaker/sub/wangerizer what ever you want to call it is the only part that has an impedance. Sorry, it's just bugging the ever loving hell out of me.

 

[Acidburn 5,000+ posts]

and an enclosure is never of any impedance, it only an enclousre. The driver/woofer/speaker/sub/wangerizer what ever you want to call it is the only part that has an impedance. Sorry, it's just bugging the ever loving hell out of me.

yes, you're correct but in this case he's talking about pre-loaded boxes and just as subs can come in D2 or D4 or whatever the boxes can come in 2 or 4 ohms