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<blockquote data-quote="MikeofTulsa" data-source="post: 88865" data-attributes="member: 541667">well let me answer all your quesitons.....sp = sound qualityspl = sount pressure level (basicly super bass...little sound quality)sqpl = mix of both aboveohms are a measure of resistence that amps are rated at.....like how much pressure is going through a garden hose......the lower the ohm level the more &quot;pressure&quot; most amps are stable down to either 4 or 2 ohms mono .....there are some that are stable down to 1 ohm....subs are rated in ohms....you can lower and ohm rating that an amp see&#039;s by wiring a sub in different ways...there are 2 types of subs...dvc and svcdvc = dual voice coil (2 pos and 2 negs on the sub)svc = single voice coil(has one pos and neg)not sure bout daddylac....not sure what yo umean....but check my the links on my sig.....good info for starters...good luck</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MikeofTulsa, post: 88865, member: 541667"] well let me answer all your quesitons..... sp = sound quality spl = sount pressure level (basicly super bass...little sound quality) sqpl = mix of both above ohms are a measure of resistence that amps are rated at.....like how much pressure is going through a garden hose......the lower the ohm level the more "pressure" most amps are stable down to either 4 or 2 ohms mono .....there are some that are stable down to 1 ohm....subs are rated in ohms....you can lower and ohm rating that an amp see's by wiring a sub in different ways...there are 2 types of subs...dvc and svc dvc = dual voice coil (2 pos and 2 negs on the sub) svc = single voice coil(has one pos and neg) not sure bout daddylac....not sure what yo umean....but check my the links on my sig.....good info for starters...good luck [/QUOTE]

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