Do The CompR come dual 2 ohms
843205
This subwoofer has a switch that you can go between 2 and 1 I think there is no wireing required! I hope this helps !
843206
They have a switch on the back of the subwoofer. Makes you be able to switch from 1 to 2 to 4 ohms. So technically yes.
1453174
4ohm dual voice coil. Meaning it u have just 1 Sub. It can only be wired at 8ohm or bridge it at the voice coils. To get a 2ohm. . If u have 2 speakers. U can wire at 4 an 1ohm.
189825
You might want to try Infinity Reference speakers...good quality and they are 2 ohm speakers.
2255741
Terminals r decent so far I'm currently at 1/2 ohm but its only been two weeks I Will Say this tho this is the dual box on the SINGLE boxes I had 2 years ago they could not handle 1 ohm
183967
This amp is a 4 ohm amp you can use a dual 4 ohm spearker but you have to configure it in 8 ohm's
1486160
Why would u want this sub wired at 8 ohms, if anything u should wire it down to 2 ohms
1305343
They're really 6 Ohms. Kinda ambidextrous. Since it is equally in between 4 and 8, it can be used for either application.
971201
it would be at 1 ohm but then you would have to own a dual 2 ohms 15 inch t2 for this to be possible.
1010481
Just one, but it has two voice coils, so you can configure it in two different ways (this is dual 4 ohm, so that gives you these options: 2 ohms impedance if wired in parallel, or 8 ohms impedance if wired in series). If you are unsure about that, look at Apine's website for this sub and check the owner's manual for diagrams (or if you are getting this new, it should come with a manual in the box). Ideally, your amplifier would be able to produce about 1000 Watts rms so you can enjoy the most out of it, but to be safe, the amp shouldn't be able to produce much more Watts than the sub can safely handle (again, that's 1000 Watts rms). Just one, but it has two voice coils, so you can configure it in two different ways (this is dual 4 ohm, so that gives you these options: 2 ohms impedance if wired in parallel, or 8 ohms impedance if wired in series). If you are unsure about that, look at Apine's website for this sub and check the owner's manual for diagrams (or if you are getting this new, it should come with a manual in the box). Ideally, your amplifier would be able to produce about 1000 Watts rms so you can enjoy the most out of it, but to be safe, the amp shouldn't be able to produce much more Watts than the sub can... » Read More Just one, but it has two voice coils, so you can configure it in two different ways (this is dual 4 ohm, so that gives you these options: 2 ohms impedance if wired in parallel, or 8 ohms impedance if wired in series). If you are unsure about that, look at Apine's website for this sub and check the owner's manual for diagrams (or if you are getting this new, it should come with a manual in the box). Ideally, your amplifier would be able to produce about 1000 Watts rms so you can enjoy the most out of it, but to be safe, the amp shouldn't be able to produce much more Watts than the sub can safely handle (again, that's 1000 Watts rms). « Show Less
1248957
Yes they r but u have to hook you speaker's up as 2 ohm the correct way. I have mine hook up at 2 ohms and they beat the crap out of my semi
1186050
Gaius... this amp is killer at 2 ohm. My birth sheet said a little over 2700 rms at 2 ohm and it moved my dual 4 solo x 18 really well
211380
This amp is prefect in 2 ohm and very powerful it puts out 1600 watts in 2 ohms and with a good capacitor it will hit hard with out over heating. I have my comp r speakers in 4 ohms and it is very loud
1580839
i made mine mono, at 2 ohm, by bridging pos to pos, then neg to neg with 8 gage wire, then wire amp pos to neg and let the sound rumble...enjoy...
938666
They have a sound frequency crossover installed. I connected across from the main speaker terminals. I don't know about the ohm resistance but they work great on my 5 ch. System.
343991
This is a dual coil sub so I'm assuming it is 2 ohms if you run the two coils in parallel and 8 ohms each side. This doesn't quite work out, you're right, as it should be two 4 ohm coils (which is how I see it described on sites that sell it) that in parallel is 2 ohms or in series is 8 ohms. I built my own box to the sealed box specs (remarkably small) and am driving it in stereo (though my head unit has a dedicated sub setting for outputs which may sum to mono on its own) with a 1000watt stereo amp and I assumed it was 4ohm per side. It sounds amazing in my little car, as a matter of a fact it took me forever to get the sub balanced with the rest of the system because it is amazingly efficient so I kept turning down the sub out as well as the amp trim and finally settled on running it with a 150hz cutoff instead of 75hz. Hope this helps.
531205
One has dual 4ohm voice coils so you can make an 8 ohm or 2 ohm load the other has dual 2 ohm voice coils so you can make a 4 ohm or 1 ohm load
1074738
Yes like some of the others have said the differences are one is a 10 inch dual 4 ohm and theother is the larger 12 inch dual 2 ohm. Personally I prefer a lower ohm sub because of how powerful the lows are with lower ohms. However the lower the ohm the more expensive your setup will get because lower ohms can take more power but have slightly less sound quality and vice versa for higher ohm setups so it really boils down to what you prefer both are winning subs if you ask me or any of my friends great buy