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1 ohm or 2? Orion H2 15


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jettagli03 
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Posted: July 01, 2005 at 5:07 PM / IP Logged  
I was wondering how stable or safe would it be to run an Orion H2 15D2 with a Orion 2500D running a parallel circut at 1 ohm for a daily driver or if I should sacrfice some power and purchase the Orion H2 15D4 and run it in parallel curcuit at 2 ohms.
boulderguy 
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Posted: July 01, 2005 at 5:48 PM / IP Logged  
For pure SQ reasons I'd go with the 2 ohm anyday.  You'd have twice the headroom.  But given that you've  "fried me Brahma,"  you may want to re-evaluate some things, IMO.
jettagli03 
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Yeah I was thinking I probly dont even need the extra power anyways, I drive a Jetta1 ohm or 2? Orion H2 15 -- posted image. and its pretty dang small. 2 OHM IT IS!
boulderguy 
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Along those lines, there really aren't any single drivers built to handle that kind of power for daily use.  An amp that size is really for multiple drivers and/or SPL contests.  The exception is some very atypical box designs, something like a 15" driver in 1/2 cu ft box.  Check out Carver's home theater subwoofer - a true 2k watt amp built into a very small cabinet with a single driver.  He operates under a different company name these days, I forget what it's called.

On the other hand, it's always nice to have power to spare...


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