Using 4 ohm speakers instead of 8, car audio
- From: "Opelmanz" <opelmanz@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 16 Nov 2005 10:32:40 -0800
Dear Group,
I recently replaced the rear speakers of my car with 4 ohm speakers.
The old speakers were 8 ohms, and though older, sounded clearer than
the new ones. Am I trying to pump too much power to these new rear
6.5" speakers? The RMS rating of the speakers is only 30 w, and I know
that my lexus Es 250 has an amp, so maybe the speakers just don't have
a high enough RMS for my car. They sound crappy and are new so PLEASE
HELP!
.
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