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racerface562 · 08-15-2004, 07:39 PM

I work for a Home/Mobile entertainment company....and I don't think using a 2ohm sub on a 4ohm stable amp is a good idea...but that's just me. Using a 600x1 amp @ 2ohms with a 4ohm sub is fine just as long as the sub can handle up to 600 watts max (but you will have to increase volume a little more). Now if you use a 2ohm sub on a 4ohm amp, the sub will draw too much current and can harm the amp by overloading the transistors....

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08-15-2004, 07:39 PM	#1
racerface562 1st Gear Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 33	I work for a Home/Mobile entertainment company....and I don't think using a 2ohm sub on a 4ohm stable amp is a good idea...but that's just me. Using a 600x1 amp @ 2ohms with a 4ohm sub is fine just as long as the sub can handle up to 600 watts max (but you will have to increase volume a little more). Now if you use a 2ohm sub on a 4ohm amp, the sub will draw too much current and can harm the amp by overloading the transistors....