Made a discovery
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Road Captain
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From: Charlotte NC
Made a discovery
After reading rave reviews on the Harley Boom Audio speakers I decided to buy a set. The reviews were on the money with great sound, less volume needed and great appearance. The discover was this. I never thought to even look at the Ohms rating on these and now that I have decided to maybe replace my head unit I find that all of the head units I like are 4 ohms and do not recommend using 2 ohm speakers because of heat to the head unit amp. Is there any way around this with out changing the speakers. I really like them.
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From: Woodinville, WA
After reading rave reviews on the Harley Boom Audio speakers I decided to buy a set. The reviews were on the money with great sound, less volume needed and great appearance. The discover was this. I never thought to even look at the Ohms rating on these and now that I have decided to maybe replace my head unit I find that all of the head units I like are 4 ohms and do not recommend using 2 ohm speakers because of heat to the head unit amp. Is there any way around this with out changing the speakers. I really like them.
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Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Peoria, IL
Add a set of 2 ohm lower fairing speakers, and wire your two left and two right speakers up in series. That'll give you a 4 ohm load to your head unit.
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