Impedance
Originally Posted by SillyBlonde666
is connected to a 4-ohm sub
it depends on what frequency your playing and the temperature of the speakers coil or coils.
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Originally Posted by Alex053
4 ohms is the simple answer but the actual answer is
it depends on what frequency your playing and the temperature of the speakers coil or coils.
it depends on what frequency your playing and the temperature of the speakers coil or coils.
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OK, thanks. I thought it was 4 ohms but I was reading something at the CarDomain store that confused me. It said:
"The impedance seen by the bridged amplifier is half the rated impedance of a speaker connected to the bridged channel."
"The impedance seen by the bridged amplifier is half the rated impedance of a speaker connected to the bridged channel."
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