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<blockquote data-quote="THUMPPER" data-source="post: 3209086" data-attributes="member: 555890">I am not changing the ohms of anything....the x-overs each have 2 channels..one channel for leftand one for right...each channel having a 4 ohm loadinstead of having each x-over run a left and right channelI am going to have one x-over designated to the left channeland the other one would be designated to the right channeleverything is still a normal 4 ohm per channeland the amps will also run in the same configuration..oneamp strictly for&nbsp; the left and one for the right..a 4 ohm load perchannel..as far as my beleif in sub sonic filters....what does the word&quot;sub&quot; in sub woofer really mean???sub means below....a sub woofer produces notes below whata normal woofer will do...any woofer will pick up notes abovethe sub sonic frequencies...a real sub woofer will nail all thesub sonic notes down to 10hz..as far as I am concerned a sub woofer set up that does not pick upsub sonic frequencies is useless...not impressive to me at all..my systems always go right down to 10hz flawlessly in portedenclosures(I was flexing my doors with a single 10&quot; woofer at 10hz in my test box)I guess I am just old school..I seriously think sub sonic filtersare a band aid for a crap box or a crap woofer</blockquote>

[QUOTE="THUMPPER, post: 3209086, member: 555890"] I am not changing the ohms of anything.... the x-overs each have 2 channels..one channel for left and one for right...each channel having a 4 ohm load instead of having each x-over run a left and right channel I am going to have one x-over designated to the left channel and the other one would be designated to the right channel everything is still a normal 4 ohm per channel and the amps will also run in the same configuration..one amp strictly for the left and one for the right..a 4 ohm load per channel.. as far as my beleif in sub sonic filters....what does the word "sub" in sub woofer really mean??? sub means below....a sub woofer produces notes below what a normal woofer will do...any woofer will pick up notes above the sub sonic frequencies...a real sub woofer will nail all the sub sonic notes down to 10hz.. as far as I am concerned a sub woofer set up that does not pick up sub sonic frequencies is useless...not impressive to me at all.. my systems always go right down to 10hz flawlessly in ported enclosures (I was flexing my doors with a single 10" woofer at 10hz in my test box) I guess I am just old school..I seriously think sub sonic filters are a band aid for a crap box or a crap woofer [/QUOTE]

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