I own the Advent powered sub.10. I need to replace the sub and don't know how many ohms it is?

Question

I can't seem to find anywhere the ohms of the amp or the speaker currently in the sub. I am looking for just a replacement sub, but I want to be able to buy the correct ohms speaker.

Answer 1

If you are talking about replacing the  speaker driver only, you should be able to stick an ohm-meter across the terminals to determine its resistance...... PROVIDING........ that the voice coil itself is not burned open. Just make sure that you have the driver by itself and not still connected to the leads that feed from the amp.

Answer 2

If it is powered it does'nt matter what ohm rating it is.

Just buy another Powered Sub and plug it in!

To just replace the speaker, the old speaker usually has a rating printed on it, but a better quality sub speaker is usually in the 4-6 ohm range, but there are 8 ohm speakers used in the cheaper models>they are just regular woofers labeled as sub-woofers!

The manufacturers web-site may have specs for that model.