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How bad/good of an idea do you think it would be to wire a single JL W7 sub at 0.75ohms and then power it with a Rockford T1500-bd??

Burnt amp? Burnt sub? Or would it actually work??

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Its been less than an hour. Are we all on your time, kid?

Fuck. Give it a bit.

Sorry thought after it leaves the recents I just disappears unless someone digs it up lol

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Should be fine.

What is your reasoning?

They can handle 1 ohm resistive loads. After rise you probably won't even see as low as 1 ohm. Amp will be fine. As long as you play your system intelligently, your sub should be fine too.

If you have any questions relating to nutrition, lifting, or health in general, feel free to give me a PM and I will give you straight forward advice with no BS involved.

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is it a cp? you really wont see a difference in output unless you rise to +4ohms

Nope, it is not the cp model.

Should be fine.

What is your reasoning?

They can handle 1 ohm resistive loads. After rise you probably won't even see as low as 1 ohm. Amp will be fine. As long as you play your system intelligently, your sub should be fine too.

That is what is was thinking. What are you implying something stupid (not intelligent) would be?

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is it a cp? you really wont see a difference in output unless you rise to +4ohms

Nope, it is not the cp model.

Should be fine.

What is your reasoning?

They can handle 1 ohm resistive loads. After rise you probably won't even see as low as 1 ohm. Amp will be fine. As long as you play your system intelligently, your sub should be fine too.

That is what is was thinking. What are you implying something stupid (not intelligent) would be?

amp gains set whack, playing constant boosted songs at full volume.

If you have any questions relating to nutrition, lifting, or health in general, feel free to give me a PM and I will give you straight forward advice with no BS involved.

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