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Wiring at .5 Ohms?


EricDoody95

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Im sorry, but i never fully understood what that actually means, i know its the level before 1 ohm. but what does that tell the amp to do? Does it double the Power @ 1 ohm? i dont get it, HELP D:

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Helps with getting a bit more power out of the amp. It cuts down on box rise, but then you have greater strain on your electrical and amp

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As SnowDrifter said it is mainly a way to compensate for box rise, you should expect power that is either less than or close to the amps 1-ohm rating. At 1-ohm nominal you will never see rated power but that's fine for most systems.

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It's when your power level is OVER 9000!

or read these.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_impedance

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohm's_law

Edit: second link is fucked. Google "ohms law".

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