Ohms question

[brennen232]

i am currently running 4x6s in the front of my vehicle and 6x9s in the rear , the 4x6s are 2 ohm svc and 6x9s are 4 ohm svc , both sets are begin run off a kickerzx350.4 which puts out 60rms x4 at 4 ohms and 90rms x4 at 2 , each speaker is running off a seperate channel , my question is that since the 4x6s are 2 ohm and 6x9s are 4 ohms is that causing any problems for the speakers or amps since the speakers are different ohms ?

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[05trailblazer 10+ year member]

there shouldn't be just the 2ohms will get more power thats all

 

[brynm 10+ year member]

As long as your amp is 2Ω stereo capable there won't be an issue. As mentioned, your 4x6's will just be getting more power unless you turn your gains down.

 

[audiobaun 5,000+ posts]

As long as your amp is 2Ω stereo capable there won't be an issue. As mentioned, your 4x6's will just be getting more power unless you turn your gains down.

^^^^ The amplifier will also run a little hotter @2ohms also,but it should be just fine.