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Originally Posted by Scrat
Be carefull dropping them down to 4ohms as this increases the strain on your AMP/deck and increases the current draw...can almost create a short-circuit when the resistance of your speaker coils flucktuate up & down in parrellel with changes in the frequency they are reproducing.
My floor standing speakers are 4ohm, however my amp in a High Current amp which can handle/obsorbe the impedance changes of the speaker.
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Im talking about bridging the car amp ill be using to power the 15"s.
However the component system im using also runs fine at 4ohms. Its at 4 ohms now and will run full blast without the protection kicking on. Its rated for 6 ohms minium.
Here are pics of the current layout:
The component system:
The speakers (currently on one channel wired in series-parallel with one tweeter and one mid-range and one subwoofer):
Sorry for the crappy pics, i no longer have an actual camera that was takin with my video cameras camera.