My current project is to replace my existing old subs, because the foa
surrounds are deteriorating (yes, my system dates back to the earl
90s).  I'm currently using two 4-ohm subs with a PPI 2150AM amp rate
at 150W x 2 @ 4-ohm load or 300W x 2 @ 2-ohm load.

I ordered a new pair of subs that are dual voice-coil (4-ohm per coil)
so I can either wire each woofer as a 2-ohm load to the amp usin
2-channel mode, or wire both woofers as a single 4-ohm load to the am
in bridged mode.

My concern is overheating of the amp.  I don't want to stress the am
too much.  Currently I have plenty of power for my listening needs an
I'm not planning on entering any SPL contests.  

So I'm wondering if I should have ordered the dual voice-coil 2-oh
woofers so I can wire each woofer as a 4-ohm load to the amp usin
2-channel mode, and therefore allowing the amp to run cooler.  On th
other hand, the 2150AM is rated for a 2-ohm load (4-ohm bridged) s
maybe I shouldn't worry about it.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Brya

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