Subject	Would it fry the amp or the speaker? I have it the
Posted by	ThunderZ on May 28, 2008 at 9:36 PM
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In Reply To	Technically, all speakers have a varying impedance posted by BigTDogg (MA) on May 28, 2008 at 02:19 PM
Message	reverse in my mind. I have been under the impression that if you put a 4 ohm amp on a 16 ohm speaker, the amp would fry. If the reverse, the speaker would fry. Is that back asswards?
Follow Ups	replacing stock stereo and speakers. need help - speedy z 21:47:07 05/25/08 Just finsihed doing this can help - MrPulldown 23:22:50 05/25/08 Stock Bose speakers with head unit is a no-no... - thumper300zx 00:56:21 05/26/08 You are correct! (n/m) - twinturbineZ 01:01:29 05/26/08 Re: You are correct! - MrPulldown 01:46:00 05/26/08 The BOSE probably sounded better because the - ThunderZ 08:25:31 05/26/08 Re: The BOSE probably sounded better because the - thumper300zx 10:37:34 05/26/08 I don't know where I saw it- either on the speaker or - ThunderZ 12:20:03 05/26/08 Re: I don't know where I saw it- either on the speaker or - thumper300zx 18:02:51 05/26/08 I'm pretty sure it's 1 OHM. (n/m) - ThunderZ 06:46:24 05/27/08 Technically, all speakers have a varying impedance - BigTDogg (MA) 14:19:57 05/28/08 Would it fry the amp or the speaker? I have it the - ThunderZ 21:36:53 05/28/08 What? I was distracted by your sig :-) - BigTDogg (MA) 08:47:16 05/29/08 lol...thanks. (n/m) - ThunderZ 19:07:57 05/29/08 Re: Stock Bose speakers with head unit is a no-no... - red300zxtt101 01:08:51 05/27/08 The bose speakers are ok with the bose amps..that's it! (n/m) - twinturbineZ 14:43:26 05/27/08
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