so why aren't there more 2ohm speakers?

[jrdnhsnbrg 10+ year member]

CDT makes 2 ohm versions

 

[macsdad 10+ year member]

I have a set of polk mm 6/9's that are two ohm, and they actually sound pretty decent on the factory installed boston acoustic amps.

 

[bbeljefe]

In answer to the title question.... because the market hasn't demanded it.

If there were sufficient demand for 2Ω mid/high speakers, they would be in ready supply.

 

[Bass911 10+ year member]

anyone know how a stock hu can Handel these 2ohm speakers?

My jbls read 3.7 ohms so I'm guessing that's how. They were no where near the 2 ohm rating. Makes me kinda hate jbl. Head units shouldn't be able to handle a real 2 ohm load.

 

[trumpet 5,000+ posts]

My jbls read 3.7 ohms so I'm guessing that's how. They were no where near the 2 ohm rating. Makes me kinda hate jbl. Head units shouldn't be able to handle a real 2 ohm load.

Did you short your leads to see what the meter read before you measured the speakers?

JBL and Infinity use "True 4 Ohm" marketing terminology with a 2 ohm speaker because they say your factory speaker wires will add roughly 2 ohms. It all changes with music playing anyway.

 

[orphe 10+ year member]

there are alot that do it especially kicker/stillwater old schools, but in all honesty the lower the ohm rating usually the sh1ttier the sound...

I never understood this. If you look at subwoofers' date=' lower ohm rating meant lower QTS and QES, which means better cone control and sound quality.[/quote']
Correct me if Im wrong.

I always thought less ohms = more bass (punch) over the sound quality(clarity)

and more ohms = less bass (punch) and more sound quality (clarity)

 

[argenis69 10+ year member]

Correct me if Im wrong.I always thought less ohms = more bass (punch) over the sound quality(clarity)

and more ohms = less bass (punch) and more sound quality (clarity)

This is interesting....

 

[Bass911 10+ year member]

Did you short your leads to see what the meter read before you measured the speakers?
JBL and Infinity use "True 4 Ohm" marketing terminology with a 2 ohm speaker because they say your factory speaker wires will add roughly 2 ohms. It all changes with music playing anyway.

I didn't short the leads, and I refuse to believe their marketing terminology. I bought the amp for the 2 ohm power and the jbls are only drawing a 4 ohm load from the amp. I could have got some regular 4 ohm speakers. I haven't seen 2 ohms added while playing music.

 

[nutxo 10+ year member]

there are alot that do it especially kicker/stillwater old schools, but in all honesty the lower the ohm rating usually the sh1ttier the sound...

I dunno

These sound pretty freakin good

 

[basswiigee]

I dunno
These sound pretty freakin good

yeah my stillwaters sounded good too, but finding some 2 ohm 6x9's to match is hassle....