Hello all !! New to the site here and had a question that I’m sure is very simple for you all but is a great mystery to me . I have a 5 channel amp that I will be using in my truck . 4 channels to the 4 doors and the 5th channel to a sub .. what I’m wanting to do is run the 4 doors at 4ohm and the sub at 2ohm . Is this possible to mismatch the ohm load between the 4 channels and the single channel .. thanks for any and all replies ..
-
2Participant count
-
Participant list
beak81champ
Senior VIP Member
It should be just fine. What amp, and which drivers are you using?
- Thread Starter
- #3
Great , I Appreciate it .. the Amp is a PPI 5.2200 , The 6.5s are Skar TX65C and I was waiting to order my subs when I knew the answer to this question so I got the right ones ..
Activity
No one is currently typing a reply...
Similar threads
It would also be easy to add an equalizer to have individual rca inputs for all of the channels. A decent one can be had for less than $40...
- Started by RyanJ0022
- General Car Audio
- Locked
COMPLETED
WTB - Small Mono Amp WxDxH
NVX MVPA1
Best tiny amp
Installed a bunch, but have one pushing a sealed 12 @ 2ohm in my daily beater
Can bump it all day long and barely gets...
- Started by AnthonyO
- Car Audio Wanted
This tested well on youtube - not familiar with the brand but it is a pretty standard china build house amplifier...
- Started by saints747
- General Car Audio
Mine were as short as possible and still I had issues routing them cleanly
- Started by kanihoncho
- Wiring, Electrical & Installation
I agree with every one above. OFC is much better. Copper is a much better conductor than aluminum.
- Started by kanihoncho
- Wiring, Electrical & Installation
About this thread
New threads
-
2017 cherokee latitude help with sub- Started by SamuraiRob
- Replies: 2
-
-
-
-