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<blockquote data-quote="Miller" data-source="post: 288769" data-attributes="member: 543408"><p>all ohms really has to do with is your amplifier and how much power you get out of it (or what your amplifier is safe down to). From what I understand ohms is pretty much some sort or resistance which makes less watts. In other words, if an amp is stable down to 1 ohm, then it will put out alot more watts at 1 ohm then it will at 4 ohms. All I really care about is how low my amplifier can go with ohms, then I just wire my subs to as low as the amp can handle. Lower the more powerful, but it gets hotter and strains the amp more (but who really cares about that).......correct me if i'm wrong, but that is my understanding.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Miller, post: 288769, member: 543408"] all ohms really has to do with is your amplifier and how much power you get out of it (or what your amplifier is safe down to). From what I understand ohms is pretty much some sort or resistance which makes less watts. In other words, if an amp is stable down to 1 ohm, then it will put out alot more watts at 1 ohm then it will at 4 ohms. All I really care about is how low my amplifier can go with ohms, then I just wire my subs to as low as the amp can handle. Lower the more powerful, but it gets hotter and strains the amp more (but who really cares about that).......correct me if i'm wrong, but that is my understanding. [/QUOTE]
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