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Cobalt Cable; Audio/Video Cabling Pioneers Launch their Summer Project Sale for 2006
Spokane, WA (PRWEB) July 17, 2006
Cobalt Cable is based in Spokane, WA and has manufactured A/V cabling for over 6 years. Recognized throughout the industry as the gold standard for high performance, high quality cables.
Their sale is tailored to any audio/video enthusiasts needs. Whatever the cabling project you have in mind, whether you are looking to update your audio interconnects, speaker cables, HDMI/DVI Digital cabling, or In-wall speaker wire, Cobalt Cable has you covered.
Here are the particulars of the sale…
The Sale runs through Labor Day Weekend (September 3, 2006).
25% discount off all products.
$ 250.00 order minimum.
Use Coupon Code: SUMMER06
All orders placed between June 13th and September 3rd, can be combined to qualify toward the 25% discount. That is, once you’re ready to place an order that will bring your combined order totals to $ 250 or more, give them a call and they will apply the retro-active discount to the new order.
“We firmly believe in providing our customers the best products & service possible, the sale is an extension of that philosophy.”
Go to http://www.cobaltcable.com or call toll free @ 1 (877) 626-2258 to learn more.
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Q&A:
Question by Bballingirl: 3 subs wired “series parrallel” at 2.67 ohm load. Will this…?
work. Option 1 (series/parallel) = 2.67 ohm load
Voice coils wired in series, speakers wired in parallel
Recommended Amplifier: Stable at 2 or 1 ohm mono ( info supplied from the12volt.com)
The subs i have are 4ohm dual voice coil.
The total power will be 1,200 watts RMS ( each is 400 watts rms), do i HAVE TO HAVE a 1ohm stable amplifier???? what should the max rms be?
Would a phoenix gold amp rsd1200 work?
it rms at 775 @ 4ohm
rms 1200 watts @ 2ohm
Is NOT 1ohm stable?
Should i find an amp that is 1ohm stable?
or do i need a different amp that is 1ohm stable?
Best answer:
Answer by J
according to your info, the amp should handle the load.
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