Ohms Question

[wilburnagmack 10+ year member]

Both subs and speakers come in 2 an 4 ohms... so which ones get the loudest?

I mean if your only gonna use an amp to play 2 subs what ohm subs an what ohm amp do you get?

The different ohms must be for if you are gonna put more components on them right...

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[tRiGgEr 5,000+ posts]

Ohms do not dictate the performance of a driver. You simply match the ohm rating of a speaker to an amp to get the needed RMS power.

Having dual 2's and dual 4's just make it more convenient to match equipment.

 

[squeak9798 5,000+ posts]

Anyways....as Trigger said; one won't be "louder" than the other. The different impedances are simply for wiring flexiblity, to allow you to choose which best suites your needs based on your amplifier.

 

[ramos 5,000+ posts]

Both subs and speakers come in 2 an 4 ohms... so which ones get the loudest?
I mean if your only gonna use an amp to play 2 subs what ohm subs an what ohm amp do you get?

The different ohms must be for if you are gonna put more components on them right...

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[wilburnagmack 10+ year member]

thanks