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<blockquote data-quote="groggy23" data-source="post: 2753368" data-attributes="member: 573736"><p>My sub is rated at dual 2 ohm load, but when i test it with my multimeter it reads 3 ohm each coil giving me a total of 6ohm rather then the total 4ohm which its supposed to. I went ahead and set it with 180w rms since thats what the amp can put out to the sub. But I had to turn the gain up a little more. I did the equation with a 4ohm load though, should I set it with a 6ohm load instead?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="groggy23, post: 2753368, member: 573736"] My sub is rated at dual 2 ohm load, but when i test it with my multimeter it reads 3 ohm each coil giving me a total of 6ohm rather then the total 4ohm which its supposed to. I went ahead and set it with 180w rms since thats what the amp can put out to the sub. But I had to turn the gain up a little more. I did the equation with a 4ohm load though, should I set it with a 6ohm load instead? [/QUOTE]
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