i would like to know what the ohms are for the headrest speakers i know its 10 for the dash but i dont know the other figure someone on here does lol.. thanks

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Dflint...85 SE

Hopefully this does not confuse you too much....too many numbers for me
https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum2/HTML/079932.html

Edit....to answer your question, it appears they are 10 ohm also but may be wired in parallel to give 5 ohms

[This message has been edited by IMSA GT (edited 11-29-2009).]

if i get an aftermarket radio and run those speakers should i be fine?

toss a ohms meter on them, and it will say.

quote Originally posted by IMSA GT: Edit....to answer your question, it appears they are 10 ohm also but may be wired in parallel to give 5 ohms

Correct. The speakers are wired in parallel, so whatever ohms speakers you use will be cut in half.

If you use 4 ohm speakers, you will create a 2 ohm per channel load on the head unit.

Check your new perspective head unit specs to see if it will handle 2 ohms (almost none will).

Then buy the Miata speakers from Clearwater...

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