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<blockquote data-quote="goingdef" data-source="post: 7790692" data-attributes="member: 584989"><p>your running the amp at a total ohm load of 24ohms, which is great because your not over driving the amp.</p><p></p><p>To explain this better think of it like this you can bridge your rear channels down to 4ohms then each channel will be seeing a final ohm load of 2 which is safe but still pushing the amp because now your at it's lowest possible ohm load, the higher you can keep the ohms and still achieve a good loud crisp sound the better things will run.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="goingdef, post: 7790692, member: 584989"] your running the amp at a total ohm load of 24ohms, which is great because your not over driving the amp. To explain this better think of it like this you can bridge your rear channels down to 4ohms then each channel will be seeing a final ohm load of 2 which is safe but still pushing the amp because now your at it's lowest possible ohm load, the higher you can keep the ohms and still achieve a good loud crisp sound the better things will run. [/QUOTE]
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