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On the site it says at 2 ohms linked power it puts out 4400 watts at 14.4v

What does 2 ohms linked power mean and how do u acheive that? This is probably a stupid question but im stumped on how u would do this.

http://www.audioque.com/aq/?page_id=28

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when you link two aq2200 together as one

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From AQ site

Daisy Chain connection of two AQ2200D’s stable down to two ohms

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ok thanks i had a feeling it was talkin about 2 amps, but, how exactly do u do it?

2002 Dodge durango 4.7L

Autopage 2 way remote start alarm system

2 AQ 15 Aluminum coils.

1 AQ2200D (soon to be 2).

8.5 cubes tuned to 38hz.

Yellow top under hood.

Kinetik 1800 in rear.

Big 3.

(H/O Alt Soon to come)

Kicker ZX200.4

Kicker 6.5 doors (blown)

RF 6.5 comp set (soon to come)

1 run of Stinger 1/0 guage (soon to be 3)

All of the above is all gone

Currently own a 2000 Pontiac Trans Am WS6

No audio components.

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On the site it says at 2 ohms linked power it puts out 4400 watts at 14.4v

What does 2 ohms linked power mean and how do u acheive that? This is probably a stupid question but im stumped on how u would do this.

http://www.audioque.com/aq/?page_id=28

It means if you buy 2 of the amps and Strap em together they will make a combined 4400rms at 2 ohms.

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AQ is just listing what their ratings are when you strap the amps together @ 1ohm each to get a 2ohm final load.

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o ok i get it now nvm

2002 Dodge durango 4.7L

Autopage 2 way remote start alarm system

2 AQ 15 Aluminum coils.

1 AQ2200D (soon to be 2).

8.5 cubes tuned to 38hz.

Yellow top under hood.

Kinetik 1800 in rear.

Big 3.

(H/O Alt Soon to come)

Kicker ZX200.4

Kicker 6.5 doors (blown)

RF 6.5 comp set (soon to come)

1 run of Stinger 1/0 guage (soon to be 3)

All of the above is all gone

Currently own a 2000 Pontiac Trans Am WS6

No audio components.

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Posted
On the site it says at 2 ohms linked power it puts out 4400 watts at 14.4v

What does 2 ohms linked power mean and how do u acheive that? This is probably a stupid question but im stumped on how u would do this.

http://www.audioque.com/aq/?page_id=28

This just means when you link or use two of them wired at 2 ohms you can get 4400 watts at 14.4v total from the pair.

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