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have an offer for a jbl 2 channel amp and am interested in it. i need to know if its possible to wire 2 componant sets (4 ohm each) including tweeters to a 2 channel amp safely. anybody?

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2 componant sets (4 ohm)

1 two channel amp # 4 Ohms: 180 watts x 2 chan.

# 2 Ohms: 290 watts x 2 chan.

can i wire safely?

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If you wire them in parallel, yes. Assuming they are 4ohm sets and your amp can go to 2 ohms stereo like you say. Looks like you'll get about 145RMS to each set. I have another post about problems wiring them in series at 8 ohms, but I don't think that will apply to you.

 
have an offer for a jbl 2 channel amp and am interested in it. i need to know if its possible to wire 2 componant sets (4 ohm each) including tweeters to a 2 channel amp safely. anybody?
less jumbled:

2 componant sets (4 ohm)

1 two channel amp # 4 Ohms: 180 watts x 2 chan.

# 2 Ohms: 290 watts x 2 chan.

can i wire safely?
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11k posts... that's crazy.

 
maybe posting the comp sets in question might help...

they're 4 ohm comps. 2 comps. parallel. 2 ohm. amp stable at 2 ohm? yes. Okay. now stfu noob w/ 11k post.

I learned something new. you only need comps if your subs drown out your fronts.... interesting.

 
no, you bolded a spec of the componants. my QUESTION is if the tweeters change the impedence. so again. answer or GTFO douche.
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4 ohm is a spec of the WHOLE comp... why would you then question the tweets which are part of the comp? stupid fuck

 
maybe posting the comp sets in question might help...
they're 4 ohm comps. 2 comps. parallel. 2 ohm. amp stable at 2 ohm? yes. Okay. now stfu noob w/ 11k post.

I learned something new. you only need comps if your subs drown out your fronts.... interesting.
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no, you dont need comps when your stock speakers sound just fine to you and are plenty loud. so i never needed them. and the brand/make doesnt matter. a VC is a VC. so again...answer my question. do tweeters change the ohm load of anything, yes....or no...

its really THAT ****ing simple. or do you just like being a dick in general?

 
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