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theterminator

Copper - Posts: 96

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Posted: August 04, 2007 at 12:34 AM / IP Logged

Ok so i recently purchase a TC-3000 Quad 2 ohm sub. I have it wired in series/parrallel and it reads out at 1.5 ohms on the multimeter. The TC website said you can safely add 30% percent to that number and that comes out to 1.95 ohms. I was planning on getting the Kicker ZX1500.1 but its only 2 ohm stable. Do you think that the amp will perform properly and not turn off or malfunction with this Sub wired in series/parrallel?

jeffchilcott

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Posted: August 04, 2007 at 9:52 AM / IP Logged

That amp will perform fine with that load. We have ran our 1500's to one ohm for a street use. After about a 1/2 hour to 1 hour at 1 ohm it gets hot, but at 1.95 you will be just fine

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cutlass013

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Posted: August 06, 2007 at 2:25 AM / IP Logged

i dont think that should be much a problem just may be warm but what amp isnt... the 1.95 is not that big of a deal

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