Do lower frequencies draw more amps?

[GassenD]

So if I was wired higher, let's just say I only had one of my 15s and wired it to 2 ohm theoretically I would have less impedance rise and a more "constant level of power"?

no your impedance rise would be close (different amounts of power can cause different impedance fluctuation) to the same

think of it this way... at 32 hz you're rising from .5 to 2ohm and at 45hz you could be rising from .5 to 1.3

make sense?

So if I went with 1 of my 15s wired to 2ohm I could possibly rise to 4 or higher? I know at 45hz I rise from 1ohm to 3.1ohms..

[pa-pa-platypus]

So if I was wired higher, let's just say I only had one of my 15s and wired it to 2 ohm theoretically I would have less impedance rise and a more "constant level of power"?

no your impedance rise would be close (different amounts of power can cause different impedance fluctuation) to the same

think of it this way... at 32 hz you're rising from .5 to 2ohm and at 45hz you could be rising from .5 to 1.3

make sense?

So if I went with 1 of my 15s wired to 2ohm I could possibly rise to 4 or higher? I know at 45hz I rise from 1ohm to 3.1ohms..

at certain frequencies yes... i don't have my notes on my s-10 anymore or i could give you a better picture about what im talking about

[GassenD]

Ah I see, I might get bored one of these days and do some testing see my imp rise with both subs @1ohm and 1 sub @2ohm just to see the difference..