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<blockquote data-quote="&amp;lt;maddmatt02&amp;gt;" data-source="post: 2587"><p>if you have 2 D4's in series that isnt 4 ohms, it is 16 ohms. wire it in series-parallel (coilsm in series, subs in parallel) for 4 ohms. and no, that amp shouldnt blow them, i know someone puttin over 300 to one and its fine. are you breaking it in before you pound it hard? and is the box the wrong size? are they sealed, if so you divided the chambers right?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="<maddmatt02>, post: 2587"] if you have 2 D4's in series that isnt 4 ohms, it is 16 ohms. wire it in series-parallel (coilsm in series, subs in parallel) for 4 ohms. and no, that amp shouldnt blow them, i know someone puttin over 300 to one and its fine. are you breaking it in before you pound it hard? and is the box the wrong size? are they sealed, if so you divided the chambers right? [/QUOTE]
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