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Gold Member Username: MgbcsLincoln, Nebraska Post Number: 2021 Registered: Dec-06 | Alright, I just sold my Soundsplinters so I am in need of a temp setup. I just bought two of those 8" eD EHQS subs form Paul so I can't put too much power to them. I have a Rockford amp rated at 1036@1ohm, 718@2ohm, and 422@4ohm. I can wire these subs to either 2ohms or 8ohms. I am thinking I had better do the 8ohm wiring since they're rated at 100RMS each. I guess my question is how much power do you think this amp will put out at 8ohms? Will it work out doing it that way? Thanks guys. |
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Gold Member Username: MgbcsLincoln, Nebraska Post Number: 2022 Registered: Dec-06 | No one? |
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Bronze Member Username: SkaPost Number: 21 Registered: Jan-08 | just do a little mathematics on the depreciation of the RMS from 2-4 ohms then take a guess at the 8 ohm... my guess would be somewhere around 200ish... |
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Gold Member Username: MgbcsLincoln, Nebraska Post Number: 2023 Registered: Dec-06 | That's what I figured. I was just wondering if there was a more exact science to it. 1036-718-422 is not exactly constant. |
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Bronze Member Username: SkaPost Number: 27 Registered: Jan-08 | there might be, but in all honesty, there mostlikely is, but i have NO clue what it is lol |