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when you wire door speakers, say you have 8 ohm speakers, do you wire them at 4 or 16 ohms like with subwoofers or do they stay at 8 ohms?

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I wired mine so they went from two 8 ohm speakers, with a final load of 4 ohms. So yes, if you have multiple speakers, the ohm load will change.

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awesome thanks man, i wasnt sure if they were wired in series/ parallel or at the ohm you buy them at. thanks

2006 Ford Explorer

2 Team AA/Sundown 15s

6th order

Ct Sounds 7k

4 PRV Mr500 8s

Rockford p1000-2

Team Subsonic Lows

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Yea it pretty much works like wiring multiple single voice coil subs. Use the12volt.com's sub wiring wizard, and choose your amount of speakers and the impedance of them, I believe the only options the12volt has for SVC speakers is 4 or 8 ohm, but it breaks it down pretty simple.

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