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<blockquote data-quote="indosia" data-source="post: 61667" data-attributes="member: 543175"><p>If the 10w3s are dual 4 ohm, and you hook both the voice coils and speakers to the amp in paralell, your amp will see a 1 ohm load, more like .8 ohms. You should not do this unless your amp is stable at 1 ohm mono. Some of the sony es amps are. check the owners manal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="indosia, post: 61667, member: 543175"] If the 10w3s are dual 4 ohm, and you hook both the voice coils and speakers to the amp in paralell, your amp will see a 1 ohm load, more like .8 ohms. You should not do this unless your amp is stable at 1 ohm mono. Some of the sony es amps are. check the owners manal. [/QUOTE]
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