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My little brother's 98 bird (w/monsoon) blew a rear seat speaker (not hatch) so he bought a new monsoon one to replace it with. However the one he got is 2 ohm. I took the other one off and it was 4 ohm and the connecter you use to hook it up doesn't match, so the new one work work. Did he get the wrong speaker? Or what happened? any ideas? Thanks
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The woofers (back seats) in the Monsoon setup are all 2ohms. Firebird woofers have dual 4ohm voice coils that are run in parallel as a 2ohm load. Maybe they gave him one from a camaro?
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