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basic question about watts and ohms with sub/amps
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<blockquote data-quote="tyoung87" data-source="post: 6920221" data-attributes="member: 624092"><p>hey so im wondering how you can figure out how many watts your actually going to get from a amp. say i have a 2ohm sub and my amp says 2500@1ohm and 1700@2ohm... now i know since i have a 2ohm sub if it was at 2500 it would be split in half so it would be about 1250.. right? but my question is since i have a 2ohm sub and the amp says @2ohm it puts out 1700, will i actually be getting 1700?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tyoung87, post: 6920221, member: 624092"] hey so im wondering how you can figure out how many watts your actually going to get from a amp. say i have a 2ohm sub and my amp says 2500@1ohm and 1700@2ohm... now i know since i have a 2ohm sub if it was at 2500 it would be split in half so it would be about 1250.. right? but my question is since i have a 2ohm sub and the amp says @2ohm it puts out 1700, will i actually be getting 1700? [/QUOTE]
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