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Wasnt implying that I was a smarty pants...
and yes I know all about the OHM Laws. But thanks for sharing..
That still doesnt prove anything other then more power... in which case power does not always mean louder... and you should know that.
If that were the case anyway.. why would companies all design their speakers with 4ohm independences if the power is much more achievable through 2ohm speakers. According to Image Dynamics site, they list that the 2ohm version midbass need 150w, and the 4ohms need 75w...so explain that..
If thats the case, it takes more power to run a 2ohm speaker then a 4ohm.. making it the worse choice in most circumstances.
Anyways, I'm not trying to battle you about it. I kinda came off sounding like that, and obviously you know your stuff so I appologize for that.
Many people that are into car audio get HT speakers which usually run at 8 ohms and take a hell of alot less power and use it more efficiently then lower independence speakers.
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