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hi guys, does anyone know what the difference is in a set of splits that run 2 ohms impedance and a set at 4 ohms? will they both work of a non amped stock fg head unit? have found some splits for the fg i want, (either kicker ks6502 or jbl gto608c) the only thing splitting my decision is wether to go for 2 ohms (jbl) or 4 ohms (kicker)?
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Can headunits handle a 2ohm load?
Mate if your gonna spend some decent cash on speakers get a 2channel amp to power them. Deffinantly worth it , sounds heaps better. And personaly id go with the kickers. |
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4 ohm.
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The ohm rating on a speaker determines how much power you can put through it.
Lower the number the more power it can draw, but you need an amp/headunit that can drive that much power load. This may sound all well and good, but the downside/tradeoff is, there's less cone control possible with such a low impedance (ohm). Resulting in less sound quality. (look to home and pro audio, 8 or 16 ohm is the norm)
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bradley4567 |
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the fg headunit will power 2ohm speakers no worries,
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krisisdog |
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You know this how?
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phongus |
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4 ohm...as mentioned above, better sound quality over 2 ohm.
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bradley4567 |
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phongus wrote: 4 ohm...as mentioned above, better sound quality over 2 ohm. but with the low power headunits from factory 2 ohm would be louder
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data_mine |
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bradley4567 wrote: phongus wrote: 4 ohm...as mentioned above, better sound quality over 2 ohm. but with the low power headunits from factory 2 ohm would be louder But most can't run 2ohm speakers. Those that can have to make do with the extra heat that's produced driving a lower impedance speaker, and the lower quality sound output. what do you want loud* and crappy, or just as loud as before* but better. *loudness also has a great deal to do with sensitivity. A 4ohm speaker with 90dB sensitivity will be just as loud as a 2 ohm one with 87dB sensitivity.
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bradley4567 |
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data_mine wrote: bradley4567 wrote: phongus wrote: 4 ohm...as mentioned above, better sound quality over 2 ohm. but with the low power headunits from factory 2 ohm would be louder But most can't run 2ohm speakers. Those that can have to make do with the extra heat that's produced driving a lower impedance speaker, and the lower quality sound output. what do you want loud* and crappy, or just as loud as before* but better. *loudness also has a great deal to do with sensitivity. A 4ohm speaker with 90dB sensitivity will be just as loud as a 2 ohm one with 87dB sensitivity. Well yes in this situation of course you would pick the 4 ohm and yes correct about sensitivity.
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bradley4567 |
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data_mine wrote: bradley4567 wrote: phongus wrote: 4 ohm...as mentioned above, better sound quality over 2 ohm. but with the low power headunits from factory 2 ohm would be louder But most can't run 2ohm speakers. Those that can have to make do with the extra heat that's produced driving a lower impedance speaker, and the lower quality sound output. what do you want loud* and crappy, or just as loud as before* but better. *loudness also has a great deal to do with sensitivity. A 4ohm speaker with 90dB sensitivity will be just as loud as a 2 ohm one with 87dB sensitivity. Well yes in this situation of course you would pick the 4 ohm and yes correct about sensitivity.
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krisisdog |
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You're one of them smart people huh? |
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bradley4567 |
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krisisdog wrote: :roll: You're one of them smart people huh? yer I guess so I've worked in the industry for a while now from djing in a backyard to engineering at acer arena
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