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Posted: March 16, 2008 at 10:25 PM - IP Logged

Is it possible to connect a 2 ohm sub and a 4 ohm sub in parrallel/series. i was thinking wirirng the 2 ohm sub at 4 ohms and the 4ohm sub at 8 ohms.ing the12volt.com calculator those numbers in ohms (4 ohm load & a 8 ohm load) should give me 2.66667 ohms. can i do that type of thing or not? Anyone can give me some feedback?
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