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<blockquote data-quote="brian84corvette" data-source="post: 8217910" data-attributes="member: 586635">let me add another aspect to this idea = ohm load from the subs...lets say i hook up my re sx 18&quot; with dual 2 coils to a 4 ohm load to the amp ( or actually to wall socket )not factoring the rating of the circut in the breaker box ( 10/15 amp all the way to 30 amp circuts are generaly used in normal homes )rough idea of watts going to sub once pluged in to wall at 4 ohms load ( is box rise a potential issue here as well ? )what if someone had a pair of dual 4 ohm 12s&nbsp; and wired each to 8ohm and together for 16 ohm = wall socket power at 16 ohm load = ?the idea of this post in my head was just for fun.&nbsp; but to place a meter in the viechle where it normaly would go to post a legal score in a compso that the results can be compaired to viechles using actuall big setups with mega power and $$&nbsp; vs the cost of a sub / box / and a piece of cut off electrical cord</blockquote>

[QUOTE="brian84corvette, post: 8217910, member: 586635"] let me add another aspect to this idea = ohm load from the subs... lets say i hook up my re sx 18" with dual 2 coils to a 4 ohm load to the amp ( or actually to wall socket ) not factoring the rating of the circut in the breaker box ( 10/15 amp all the way to 30 amp circuts are generaly used in normal homes ) rough idea of watts going to sub once pluged in to wall at 4 ohms load ( is box rise a potential issue here as well ? ) what if someone had a pair of dual 4 ohm 12s and wired each to 8ohm and together for 16 ohm = wall socket power at 16 ohm load = ? the idea of this post in my head was just for fun. but to place a meter in the viechle where it normaly would go to post a legal score in a comp so that the results can be compaired to viechles using actuall big setups with mega power and $$ vs the cost of a sub / box / and a piece of cut off electrical cord [/QUOTE]

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