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If the amp manufacturer recommends a lowest minimum impedance, don't go past that. Nothing lower than 2 ohms.

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lol sell this one and go get me a hifonics

LOL why do you want to go down in quality? so fail.

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You can get to about 1.4 ohms minimum before the amp gives you troubles.. at least thats what mine maxed out at. Gotta be easy on the gain too, it will clip easily at that and go into protect easy too.

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what about the speaker bolts? so if my set up runs at 1ohm which my amp cant handle i know bolts add some type of resisting and bump it up, hope i said that right

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what about the speaker bolts? so if my set up runs at 1ohm which my amp cant handle i know bolts add some type of resisting and bump it up, hope i said that right

it will be minimal

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