Cephyr13
Junior Member
I'm not very knowledgeable on stereos or speakers, so I could use some advice.
I have an Audiobahn A4004T 4ch amp (specs here: A4004T). I am trying to decide which sub to use: A 1-ohm Kicker or a 4-ohm Kicker.
I'm wanting to use 2 channels on the amp for the components, at 2 ohms, and hopefully give them enough power, and I want to use the other 2 channels for the sub. I don't understand ohms very well, but it seems that if I go with the 1-ohm sub, I'll have a louder sub (which is good). If I go with the 4-ohm sub from a 2-ohm amp, I'm thinking it'll be very quiet.
Which sub would you recommend--the 1-ohm or 4-ohm? And why?
Also, the Audiobahn manual says I can put a sub on the 2nd and 4th channels, I think, and keep my current 4-channel (50 watts RMS per channel) for the components. However, a stereo shop owner told me this would cause all kinds of problems. Comments?
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
- Brian
I have an Audiobahn A4004T 4ch amp (specs here: A4004T). I am trying to decide which sub to use: A 1-ohm Kicker or a 4-ohm Kicker.
I'm wanting to use 2 channels on the amp for the components, at 2 ohms, and hopefully give them enough power, and I want to use the other 2 channels for the sub. I don't understand ohms very well, but it seems that if I go with the 1-ohm sub, I'll have a louder sub (which is good). If I go with the 4-ohm sub from a 2-ohm amp, I'm thinking it'll be very quiet.
Which sub would you recommend--the 1-ohm or 4-ohm? And why?
Also, the Audiobahn manual says I can put a sub on the 2nd and 4th channels, I think, and keep my current 4-channel (50 watts RMS per channel) for the components. However, a stereo shop owner told me this would cause all kinds of problems. Comments?
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
- Brian