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<blockquote data-quote="Dam_nDirtyApe" data-source="post: 8427334" data-attributes="member: 666894"><p>The diagram is valid, assuming the sub is a dual voice coil (yours is I'm pretty sure) but running an amp at 2ohm and really tapping into it on a consistent basis is going to generate more heat and draw more power. Depending on the quality of the amp, it may or may not stress the components. It's up to you of course. but in my humble opinion the goal is to have an excessive of clean power and try to minimize demands on components, not push them to keep up. more power = less heat and distortion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dam_nDirtyApe, post: 8427334, member: 666894"] The diagram is valid, assuming the sub is a dual voice coil (yours is I'm pretty sure) but running an amp at 2ohm and really tapping into it on a consistent basis is going to generate more heat and draw more power. Depending on the quality of the amp, it may or may not stress the components. It's up to you of course. but in my humble opinion the goal is to have an excessive of clean power and try to minimize demands on components, not push them to keep up. more power = less heat and distortion. [/QUOTE]
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