2 ohm, or 4 ohm
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2 ohm, or 4 ohm
My buddy has a 97 trans am with the 8 speaker system. I remember hearing that some of the newer trans am's had 2 ohm speakers. The rear 6 1/2 is blown, so can i replace with a 4 ohm aftermarket speaker?
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Re: 2 ohm, or 4 ohm
Originally posted by slayer6x6
My buddy has a 97 trans am with the 8 speaker system. I remember hearing that some of the newer trans am's had 2 ohm speakers. The rear 6 1/2 is blown, so can i replace with a 4 ohm aftermarket speaker?
My buddy has a 97 trans am with the 8 speaker system. I remember hearing that some of the newer trans am's had 2 ohm speakers. The rear 6 1/2 is blown, so can i replace with a 4 ohm aftermarket speaker?
You won't be able to. I'm sure somebody can explaing better than I could.
#4
Do you know of any aftermarket companys that make a 2 ohm speaker, or is he stuck using a 4 ohm and getting crappy sound quality. Do you have any idea of how much a 2 ohm speaker would cost from a dealer?
#5
It's going to sound like crap. Trust me! I replaced my middle set of speakers after they were blown with some set of Pioneers and they sounded like crap.
It's best to go back to stock or change your whole system completely.
It's best to go back to stock or change your whole system completely.
#8
Originally posted by kerberos
if you have a 4 ohm tweeter and a 4 ohm 6,5" you can connect them paralell and the circuit will have (1/ 4 + 1 / 4 = 1/0,5 1/0,5=2) 2 ohms
if you have a 4 ohm tweeter and a 4 ohm 6,5" you can connect them paralell and the circuit will have (1/ 4 + 1 / 4 = 1/0,5 1/0,5=2) 2 ohms
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