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<blockquote data-quote="indosia" data-source="post: 55035" data-attributes="member: 543175"><p>For example if your amp was rated 500 watts x1 @ 2 ohms and you hooked up two 4 ohm subs, each sub would get 250 watts. Parallel circuits share voltage and divide current. Series circuits share current and divide voltage. You could get a 2 channel amp and hook 1 sub up to each channel a 4 ohms per ch. This would sound much cleaner.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="indosia, post: 55035, member: 543175"] For example if your amp was rated 500 watts x1 @ 2 ohms and you hooked up two 4 ohm subs, each sub would get 250 watts. Parallel circuits share voltage and divide current. Series circuits share current and divide voltage. You could get a 2 channel amp and hook 1 sub up to each channel a 4 ohms per ch. This would sound much cleaner. [/QUOTE]
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