4 ohm and 6 ohm setup?

What subs are they?

 

its not a good thing, one sub will get more power than the other. that and its ghetto to run mis-matched subs.

 

Weird...how did u acquire two w3's in different ohms?

 

lol...I'm sorry

 

your measuring the subs resting resitance, which is far differant than the rated NOMINAL resistance.


Look on the subs for a Model number and Post the Full Model Number.

1.45 Re per coil would imply 2ohm DVC subs or they are blown

 

am I stupid or does w3v2 3ohm dvc, meaning dual 3 ohm voice coils, and regardless of that, if both are w3v2's wouldn't they have the same exact impedance?

I'm not trying to act like I know something, just asking..

and dude, if they are different impedance, you definitely do not want to run them off of the same amp. even if you put them in separate boxes and wired them in series, you'd never be happy with the sound, because it would be so uneven. better off finding a mate for one of them and putting the bastard one back on ebay..:huh:

 

the w3 v2's come in 3 configurations, Dual 2ohm, Dual 4 ohm and Dual 6ohm. there is no dual 3 ohm,

and yes it is possible to buy 2 differant configurations of w3v2's

 

the w3 part is the model and v2 is dual voice coil i believe

 

No W3, is the sub Class, V2 is Verison 2.

so it s Sub Class "W3" Version 2

a Full JL Model Number would be W3v2-D4

Sub Class --. W3
Version --- v2
Coil Type -- "D" Dual
Nominal Re -- 4ohm


That is the Break down of JL Subwoofer Model Numbers

 

cool, thanks for the info, ancient.. learn something new everyday:huh:

and they said that the brain damage wouldn't affect me until my sixties-hah!



ps.. dude.. you gotta find someone that got the same ebay deal as you, and swap them straight up!

 

that still does not explain the Resistance Readings you where getting off the coils, unless you did not post some info, or I am missing something.

 

I got a friend with that amp. Its a really good amp and runs cool as hell. And yes its 1100 watts at 1 ohm.