Or what if i added resisters to the lines?So if i put an after market amp after the stock head unit would that help to correct?
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Or what if i added resisters to the lines?So if i put an after market amp after the stock head unit would that help to correct?
OK hold on. First off, what makes you say your factory speakers are 10 Ohm? Did you actually test them with a multimeter? Second, what exact speakers did you get? Brand and model? Third, what are your goals? Fourth, please don't start adding resistors to speaker lines to increase impedance. In theory it would "work" at least temporarily, but it's far from the correct solution. At best you'd be wasting amplifier power, and at worst creating a fire hazard. Resistors can get hot in a hurry.
It probably won`t be a problem but you can add a 4 ohm 5 watt resistor in the circuit to correct this.
Ok hes not talking about a lot of power, the factory rado may put out 20w rms but I doubt it. So the resistors shouldn`t get warm. Your just reducing the current flow to what the amplifier wants to see. And In a high power amp the best solution would be to get the correct speaker or combination of speakers.
Ok hes not talking about a lot of power, the factory rado may put out 20w rms but I doubt it. So the resistors shouldn`t get warm