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To those who own 2ohm amps.

The Genz Benz stuff I have that is rated for 2 ohms will operate at 2 ohms all night, no problem. There are some differences in approach for supporting 2 ohm operation. Some manufacturers say their gear is "okay" at 2 ohms, or that occasional 2 ohm use is fine. Genz designs to truly withstand extended 2 ohm operation, in the heads which support 2 ohms.

My Eden WT330 also handled 2 ohm loads just fine, and I've known a lot of folks who run the WT550 at 2 ohms with no problems.

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GK is a good company. If they say it can do 2 ohms, I would trust them.

hate to sound ignorant, but what are the advantages of doing so?

I use two wizzys that are 4 ohms each. The advantage is... I can run both. I don't get any more power from the amp but I do get a boost from running two cabs rather than one.
 
I've run Peavey Mark IV, VI, VIII, FB700s, T-Max, and Combo 300s all at 2 ohms, without ever having a problem...

To me, the advantage of a 2 ohm head is that I own several 4 ohm cabs - that when run by themselves, still give me very good output - yet, I can still run 2 cabs for larger gigs, by having a 2 ohm head...



- georgestrings
 

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