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Silver Member Username: NvmyboomPost Number: 319 Registered: Jul-06 | I have a 12" Fi ssd 1 ohm sub. is there an amplifier i could run it on for indoor use? |
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Platinum Member Username: WingmanaliveA pic is worth 1000 posts!! Post Number: 16427 Registered: Jun-06 | Try a plate amp. Google it and you'll see. 1 ohm will be tough to find. |
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Gold Member Username: Arande2Rattle your ... Missouri Post Number: 2824 Registered: Dec-06 | Many stereo professional amplifiers have the capability to bridge or parallel their outputs, allowing for flexibility in what is connected to them. Parallel outputs would allow twice the current to flow, so should allow 1-ohm. |
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Silver Member Username: MagfanUSA Post Number: 208 Registered: Oct-07 | Most any of these should supply enough current. Why would anyone want to deal w/1ohm? http://www.welders-direct.com/home.htm?gclid=CPOyofisi5MCFQyOggod6kEChg |
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Silver Member Username: NvmyboomPost Number: 320 Registered: Jul-06 | ^"Why would anyone want to deal w/1ohm?" its cause i have two of them and had them hooked up to a mono block amplifier |
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Silver Member Username: MagfanUSA Post Number: 215 Registered: Oct-07 | You can wire them in series or parallel. A pair of 2 ohm drivers in parallel is 1ohm while in series, a more reasonable 4ohm. DVC woofers can be wired either way, too, depending on the available amp. |
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Platinum Member Username: NuckPost Number: 10196 Registered: Dec-04 | Very few, if any, amps will drive a 1ohm load. |
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Silver Member Username: MagfanUSA Post Number: 216 Registered: Oct-07 | Nuck, there ARE a few which will easily drive 1 ohm loads. Lincoln Hobart Miller All will drive very low impedence loads. You could probably even weld with them! |
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Platinum Member Username: WingmanaliveA pic is worth 1000 posts!! Post Number: 16617 Registered: Jun-06 | But 1 ohm for home use is.......well...... ya know. |