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Bronze Member Username: DysprosCanada Post Number: 12 Registered: Dec-03 | i have 2 Punch Z's 10" subs, and i am wondering if i bridge them (to a jbl BP300.1) will they be running at 2 Ohms? and if so are they stable running at this ohm load? SUB FEATURES: model # RFZ3410 10" 4-ohm Component Subwoofer Polypropylene cone, foam surround, 50-150W RMS power range, 20-200 Hz frequency response Power Handling: 400W (Peak), 150W (RMS) (4Ohms on the box) Dan http://www.DigitalPortfolio.cjb.net |
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Gold Member Username: GlasswolfNorthWest, Michigan USA Post Number: 1583 Registered: Dec-03 | speakers have a fixed impedance. it's the amp you need to be concerned with regarding load. not the speakers. |
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Bronze Member Username: DysprosCanada Post Number: 14 Registered: Dec-03 | thanks glasswolf your DA MAN when it comes to anything Audio thanks you have helped me lots!!! Dan So in other words i would not be hurting my subs if i run them at 2Ohms when the box recomend 4 ohms? Because it all depends on the amp.. (i hope i got this squared out now.) |
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Gold Member Username: GlasswolfNorthWest, Michigan USA Post Number: 1625 Registered: Dec-03 | if the box is labeled as 4 Ohms, that's the impedance it presents to the amp, so the amp will put out the amount of power it's rated for @ 4 Ohms if the box has two 4 Ohm terminals (two 4 Ohm subs) you can wire both to a single mono amp in parallel for a 2 Ohm load. then if the amp is 600 watts @ 2 Ohms, each sub will get 300W |