What does the 32 ohm X2 mean? Does that mean that they are 64 ohm, or 32 ohm?
235918
It could mean 32 ohms to each ear speaker. I use it for my Fender guitar amplifier and have had no complaints.
235919
They are 32 Ohm 'phones. The 32 Ohm x 2 is relating that each ear piece is 32 ohms. Since they are individually driven they are 32 Ohms.
1204172
I have them set up with 4 ohm. That's all dependent on What gauge wire you go with but the set up i have hits very good and clear
234300
Should be 8 ohms...not going to see lower then that unless you get the really high end audio stuff. Typically...even still 8 ohms is about the standard.
1305343
They're really 6 Ohms. Kinda ambidextrous. Since it is equally in between 4 and 8, it can be used for either application.
605676
Yes.. about 40 - 45 ohms, give or take a little. Exact number is not real important as long as it is over 35 and under 60. Numbers outside that range would indicate something is really wrong with that element. Resistance within that range will work, just maybe not perfectly.
1372628
Honestly I don't know how the ohms work. I believe they are 8 when all four are wired., I bulit a custom box but left the rear panel off, for two reasons 1 to get more air in and out and 2 to switch between 2 and all 4.
189827
They might seem just a little bit quieter at the same volume as you 2 ohms. But they should work fine.
428912
They're supposed to be 4 Ohms even though the back says "4/8 Ohms" but in reality they're less than 4 Ohms - a tad under 3.5 Ohms. unless your amp/reciver can tolerate resistance of 2 Ohms which very few can, don't wire them in parallel with an 8 Ohm speaker. I did and it almost fried my receiver.
437561
They are only manufactured as 8 ohm units as most amps are spec'd to drive 8 ohm loads. Connecting 2 in parallel (the usual way) will create a 4 ohm loads which is the minimum most amps will handle.
1949923
Just for you...I turned y meter on this morning and stuck the leads into some water in a cup. It has a floating decimal that was reading 1.023 OHMS when I done this. I am an older guy here in late 50's. I will be honest and tell you I never heard of "sub ohms". Explain a little for me?
2237428
Using two 16 ohm would be the same as using four 8 ohm. You would be getting about 30 watts of power to the speakers. That is not much!
2163925
Yes, I think Daniel is correct with 44 ohms , also there is a 10% +/- variable, my bad element showed 34 ohms. Hope this helps. John
568064
Lower ohm allow you to put more power into the sub without blowing it. A 2ohm amp will work fine for anything higher than 2ohm as well. I would suggest getting a amp that is 1 or 1/2 ohm stable so you can wire the two coils down and get more power into in. If you are going to use your amp either make sure it has 4 outputs or youll have to wire the 2ohm up to 4ohm. Regardless you always want lower ohms but your amp must be able to handle it.
759164
300 together, If you google "R1S410 sonicelectronix" you'll find the info on ONE of these subs. They're 4 ohms->2 ohms in parallel. I bought these 6 months ago in the peak of the summer and use them nearly every day. It's now winter in MN and they thump just as well @10 degrees F(any colder than that and I turn them down). If you're looking for a nice, full, balanced sound these are perfect. If you want to rock the block and rattle every car in range, these probably wont be strong enough.
225006
It is 2 ohm. I learned the hard way by trying to pair it with another by crossing wires. One blew and over heat my amp. You cannot change the wiring.
501091
On a 4 OHM output amp. You use one 4 Ohm speaker or two 8 OHM speakers. Example: One 8 OHM speaker + One 8 OHM speaker = 4 OHMs.
867797
Yes it is 4 ohm. Just dont put 100 watts threw them. They will blow like mine did