Unfortuantly I can read the ohm load pics well

[newjacksm 10+ year member]

I don't understand the pictures well enough to understand what it would look like in real life.

What ohm load would this be?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v76/newjacksm/ohmload.jpg

I have My other sub (i have 2) is hooked up the same way so what ohm load would this be playing at 2 or 1?

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[Safe-N-Sound215 10+ year member]

What vc configuration is the sub?

 

[newjacksm 10+ year member]

I am sorry I just came back to edit that, its a 2ohm sub its an Alpine Type S 1022 D and I have two of them set up in one box.

 

[Safe-N-Sound215 10+ year member]

Then that sub is wired to 4ohm. And with 2 of them on the same channel it would be a 2ohm load.

 

[newjacksm 10+ year member]

Then that sub is wired to 4ohm

Can it be possible to have 2 subs that are 2ohm load to be at 1ohm or just the lowest it can go is 2 ohm with 2 subs...?

 

[Safe-N-Sound215 10+ year member]

Each sub can be wired to 1ohm but not on the same channel. Now if they are on seperate channels, then yeah it's possible.

 

[newjacksm 10+ year member]

Each sub can be wired to 1ohm but not on the same channel. now if you had now if they are on seperate channels, then yeah it's possible.

Now I know why alpine had a higher price on the 4ohm load suppy vs demand people wanted to hook up the lower ohm on a mono amp

Alright thanks

I dont mind 2 ohm heh 1 ohm would be nice but im sure theres not a huge difference

 

[chucku 10+ year member]

There is a huge difference in 2 ohm to 1 ohm, it doubles the amps output power. Some amps dont like to run at 1 ohm though.

 

[ultimate157 5,000+ posts]

There is a huge difference in 2 ohm to 1 ohm, it doubles the amps output power. Some amps dont like to run at 1 ohm though.

Depending on the amp, some double, some don't.