Impedance rise Question

[matt402]

^yep. small box = less rise. big box = more efficiency. a single amp is more efficient than 2.

[MrSoundz]

Excellent information. I needed to read this thread.

[TeamHT]

I commend you on searching for a subject and finding the answer

[SnowDrifter]

What dc hoe said.

1 big amp, or 2 little amps (strapped or ran independently).

Either way the same woofers in the same box, in the same vehicle will have the same impedance rise, even if you wire it to .25ohms, your actually rise will be the same, but just different numbers.

So if you wire 2 dual 1ohm woofers and wire them to 1 ohm, and rise to 4 ohm

or

if you take your 2 dual 1 ohm woofers and wire them to .25 ohms and rise to 3.25 ohms.

Your actual impedance rise is still going to be 3 ohms.

kinda late, and tired so hopefully I worded this to make sense. lmao

Not to thread jack but...

I always thought rise was a ratio. Like wired to 2 ohms might yield a rise to 6 ohms at X frequency, but the same thing wired to 1 ohm would rise to 3 ohms at the same frequency

[bkolfo4]

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