uhhh if a sub takes 4 ohm, then the amp has to have the same amount of rms at 4 ohm right?they are d2 and get a amp on here that will do a good bit of power at 2 ohms.
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talking about you getting a pair of them or if you want just one then get an amp that does that at 1 ohm
it is a dual 2 ohm sub, two voice coils on each sub. can be wired at 4ohms or 1ohm. does not make a sub better or worse it jus gives you more wiring options.uhhh if a sub takes 4 ohm, then the amp has to have the same amount of rms at 4 ohm right?
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is a 2 ohm sub better than 4 ohm?
if ran at 4 ohm, does that mean it'll sound better than run at 1 ohm?the subs he wants you to get are dual 2 ohms.. ohms doesn't really matter until you decide on an amp.. you will need one that can handle the sub at what ever ohm load it is run at.. usehttp://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/woofer_wizard.asp
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no, a dual 2 ohm sub can only be wired at 1 ohm or 4 ohms. so if you get two of them you have the option of .5 ohms, 2 ohms, or 8 ohms.uhh so just because it says like 12" Dual 2 Ohms 400 RMS subwoofer, that doesn't mean the power on the amp at 2 ohm has to be 400 RMS or higher?
can you give me a brief lesson on ohm's and what the amp must have to work properly with a sub, what must they have in commonno, a dual 2 ohm sub can only be wired at 1 ohm or 4 ohms. so if you get two of them you have the option of .5 ohms, 2 ohms, or 8 ohms.
don't wanna >_If you think this is confusing wait till you get in to the quad coils ;p