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Hondafreak

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hey everyone! if i was to run speaker wire to a crossover at 4ohm stereo then run my midbass driver out and my tweeter out if i was to add another set of tweeters off of the crossover would it still be at 4ohm stereo or 2ohm stereo thanks for the help

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Do you have model #’s of the all the speakers?

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yes they are interfire 6.5 components ifc-650 and the tweeters areif-t10 they are all 4ohm

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Yes if your components (mid and tweeter) together as one are 4 ohm and you add a 4 ohm tweeter to them you will have a 2 ohm load

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thanks for your info

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Posted: April 16, 2003 at 10:54 PM / IP Logged

It would be a 2 ohm load above the tweeter cross-over frequency. It shouldn't over work the amp at all.

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