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06-27-2003, 08:12 AM

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Originally posted by prophesized
ohm load has absolutely nothing to do with how a sub sounds.

Sorry I should've qualified that. In terms of your overall setup it will affect your sound. Like if you want loud and don't care about absolutely precise tones, you'd go with 2 ohm, ported enclosure, etc. Just by itself the resistance doesn't determine the sound, but it has an effect on the overall system.

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