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<blockquote data-quote="mp3master" data-source="post: 191850" data-attributes="member: 546302">Hey people!Was just wondering if this is possible...... I have a Kicker zx460, a four channel amp that is 1 ohm stable on each channel.&nbsp; As of now, All i have running of this amp is a pair of Pioneer TS-D160R in the rear which is rated at 60rms and a pair of pioneer TS-C160R componet set in the front also rated at 60rms....... so here is my qustionMy amp is 30rms x4 @ 4ohm, 60x4@2ohm and 90x4@1ohm.&nbsp; I currently have 3watts going into each speaker.&nbsp; Is it possible to somehow decrese the impedence to &quot;fool&quot; the amp in thinking that it&#039;s a 2ohm or 1ohm load?&nbsp; I want to get some more power into each of them.&nbsp; I don&#039;t want to buy another amp because personally, I think this kicker amp is really good.not sure if it can be done, but your input is greatly appreciated.Thanks guys</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mp3master, post: 191850, member: 546302"] Hey people! Was just wondering if this is possible...... I have a Kicker zx460, a four channel amp that is 1 ohm stable on each channel. As of now, All i have running of this amp is a pair of Pioneer TS-D160R in the rear which is rated at 60rms and a pair of pioneer TS-C160R componet set in the front also rated at 60rms....... so here is my qustion My amp is 30rms x4 @ 4ohm, 60x4@2ohm and 90x4@1ohm. I currently have 3watts going into each speaker. Is it possible to somehow decrese the impedence to "fool" the amp in thinking that it's a 2ohm or 1ohm load? I want to get some more power into each of them. I don't want to buy another amp because personally, I think this kicker amp is really good. not sure if it can be done, but your input is greatly appreciated. Thanks guys [/QUOTE]

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