Changed setup from 8 ohms to 4 ohms

thedj
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ok so I changed my sub wiring from 8 ohms to 4 ohms, so first it was playing at 300rms and now its playing at 600rms but I dont really notice a difference? do I need to change some settings on my head unit?

also I think theres some disturbance, like something is rattling? that didnt happen before..

 
300 watts isnt that much of a difference so its not going to be like adding 1k to it. the rattle could just be resonance that didnt show its self before. i went from a 10 to a 12 before the setup that i have now and there wasnt much difference except that the car rattled a little more than with the 10.

is the noise when the system is up or down

 
300 watts isnt that much of a difference so its not going to be like adding 1k to it. the rattle could just be resonance that didnt show its self before. i went from a 10 to a 12 before the setup that i have now and there wasnt much difference except that the car rattled a little more than with the 10.
is the noise when the system is up or down
300 watts is kinda of a big difference.

what kind of sub is it? what amp are you using? what kind of enclosure is it in?

the rattling could be many things. the sub, the car, a loose panel, etc..so try to find out what it is while its playing

 
How do you go from 8 ohms to 4 ohms?
this ^^^^ ??????
I dont see how this is possible, please list your equipment.
I was wondering the same thing,How do you go 8 to 4
I have 2 dual voice coil 4 ohm JBL Subs, first I had it wired so the positive and negative from one sub was going to the positive on and negative on the amp, and the same for the other sub going to the other positive and negative, so it was wired at 8 ohms because each sub was wired at 4 ohms each, so now I wired it up like this

2DVC_4-ohm_mono.jpg


 
I have 2 dual voice coil 4 ohm JBL Subs, first I had it wired so the positive and negative from one sub was going to the positive on and negative on the amp, and the same for the other sub going to the other positive and negative, so it was wired at 8 ohms because each sub was wired at 4 ohms each, so now I wired it up like this
2DVC_4-ohm_mono.jpg
So what you're saying is, you were only using 1 coil before. Now you're using both coils on both subs. Wow.

 
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