wattage handling when wired in parallel
09-30-2003, 05:28 PM
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wattage handling when wired in parallel
i got a pair of RF HEs, 200 rms, 400 max. they're currently wired into my amp to see a 4 ohm load per channel.
My question is, if i wire them in parallel, will that mean my subs will able to handdle 400 watts rms (since each is 200 rms) ? I was thinking about getting a nice mono amp to push them, but i just want to get this confusion out of the way first. Thanks for any input.
My question is, if i wire them in parallel, will that mean my subs will able to handdle 400 watts rms (since each is 200 rms) ? I was thinking about getting a nice mono amp to push them, but i just want to get this confusion out of the way first. Thanks for any input.
10-01-2003, 07:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Fosgate Fan
i got a pair of RF HEs, 200 rms, 400 max. they're currently wired into my amp to see a 4 ohm load per channel.
My question is, if i wire them in parallel, will that mean my subs will able to handdle 400 watts rms (since each is 200 rms) ? I was thinking about getting a nice mono amp to push them, but i just want to get this confusion out of the way first. Thanks for any input.
My question is, if i wire them in parallel, will that mean my subs will able to handdle 400 watts rms (since each is 200 rms) ? I was thinking about getting a nice mono amp to push them, but i just want to get this confusion out of the way first. Thanks for any input.
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