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ok so today i was really bored so I opened the booklet that came with my powerbass 5.25s and read that they are 3 ohm speakers. I thought they were 4 ohm. right now i have them paired up running off 1 channel. is that fine or should I run each of them on their own seperate channel?

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so the final load is 1.5ohm. what is the amp rated at?

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it a crescendo 1000.4. Its rated down to 2 ohms..idk if it is stable below that...so far i havent had problems...ive been running them for over a week and a half..

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it a crescendo 1000.4. Its rated down to 2 ohms..idk if it is stable below that...so far i havent had problems...ive been running them for over a week and a half..

Well it won't break that amp, crescendo=great but your warranty probably=void <_<

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personally i would hook each speaker to its own channel because your already getting extra power because they are 3 ohm and not 4 and its more on the safe side not that the amp cant handle it just my .02

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