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<blockquote data-quote="ktraughb" data-source="post: 4909281" data-attributes="member: 567457"><p>this thread officially has some of the worst speech i have ever seen. basically depending on your coil configuration on your subs, it can be beneficial for a budget (sometimes) to use a sufficient two-channel amplifier. such as using two dual 4 subs, and you dont have a 1 ohm stable mono amp, it can be beneficial to use a powerful enough 2 channel that can be used at 2 ohms per channel. there can be many other reasons for vise versa, but that is one example. if you have a single sub that is dual 4 ohm, there are many amps to fit that in the mono category at not too expensive a price tag. if its a dual 2, you can operate it at 1 ohm, or 4 ohms. in that case, you can bridge just about every 2 channel amp at 4 ohms for an efficient use (once again, if power is sufficient, i dont recommend it if it doesnt supply enough wattage). many mono amps do not put out near as much power at 4 ohms as they do as the load impedance decreases. some do put out their most power at 4 ohms, but not many.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="ktraughb, post: 4909281, member: 567457"] this thread officially has some of the worst speech i have ever seen. basically depending on your coil configuration on your subs, it can be beneficial for a budget (sometimes) to use a sufficient two-channel amplifier. such as using two dual 4 subs, and you dont have a 1 ohm stable mono amp, it can be beneficial to use a powerful enough 2 channel that can be used at 2 ohms per channel. there can be many other reasons for vise versa, but that is one example. if you have a single sub that is dual 4 ohm, there are many amps to fit that in the mono category at not too expensive a price tag. if its a dual 2, you can operate it at 1 ohm, or 4 ohms. in that case, you can bridge just about every 2 channel amp at 4 ohms for an efficient use (once again, if power is sufficient, i dont recommend it if it doesnt supply enough wattage). many mono amps do not put out near as much power at 4 ohms as they do as the load impedance decreases. some do put out their most power at 4 ohms, but not many. [/QUOTE]

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