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<blockquote data-quote="some dude" data-source="post: 8792952" data-attributes="member: 681010"><p>Not sure on your level of knowledge here. You can wire your sub up 2 different ways, resulting in 2 different resistance (ohm) values. Your amp sees what you wire your sub to. </p><p>If you wired it to 8ohms, your amp puts out less watts to an 8ohm load.</p><p>If wired to 2ohms. The amp puts out a lot more watts.</p><p></p><p>It's also possible you wired it incorrectly and it's not 8 or 2.</p><p>I use the12volt.com to show how stuff gets wired up correctly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="some dude, post: 8792952, member: 681010"] Not sure on your level of knowledge here. You can wire your sub up 2 different ways, resulting in 2 different resistance (ohm) values. Your amp sees what you wire your sub to. If you wired it to 8ohms, your amp puts out less watts to an 8ohm load. If wired to 2ohms. The amp puts out a lot more watts. It's also possible you wired it incorrectly and it's not 8 or 2. I use the12volt.com to show how stuff gets wired up correctly. [/QUOTE]
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