Help me with 2Ω Subwoofer and 3Ω Amplifier

[PEACER]

Hi beautiful people



So I have 2 100W, 4Ω speakers, and a 180W 2Ω Subwoofer and I want to connect them to a amplifier, but I am confused and not sure which amplifier to buy.

, since my Subwoofer is 2Ω and first amplifier Subwoofer supports until 3Ω I'm afraid amplifier would be fried, and if I choose second model it supports 2Ω Subwoofer but amplifier is so powerful I'm afraid it would fry my whole speakers.
These are the specs of two amplifier please help me choose the right one. Thank you in advance.



Amplifier Models

XY-S220H​

• L&R Peak Music Power Output :
• 160W/4Ω—-36VDC
• 80W/8Ω—36VDC
• Subwoofer Peak Music Power Output : 220W/3Ω—-36VDC
• 160W/4Ω—-36VDC

XY-S350H

Maximum output power of left and right channels: 220W/3Ω--36VDC 175W/4Ω--36VDC 100W/8Ω--36VDC

Maximum output power of subwoofer: 355W/2Ω--36VDC 250W/3Ω--36VDC 195W/4Ω-36VDC

 

[AnalogSteph]

What is the purpose of the entire project?

2 ohm subwoofer screams car audio to me.
You're not generally going to have access to anything close to 36V DC in a car, not even 24. On 13.8 V, you can hope for about 24 W into 4 ohms or 48 W into 2 ohms. That is low enough that I wouldn't be worried too much even about the 3 ohm rated amp.
Outside of a car, car audio subs pretty much don't work.

If a properly-working amplifier is trying to destroy your speakers, you would hear that. Overloaded speaker drivers tend to complain rather audibly. That is, as long as you're not stupid drunk or high out of your mind.... party damage is a thing.

 

[PEACER]

What is the purpose of the entire project?

2 ohm subwoofer screams car audio to me.
You're not generally going to have access to anything close to 36V DC in a car, not even 24. On 13.8 V, you can hope for about 24 W into 4 ohms or 48 W into 2 ohms. That is low enough that I wouldn't be worried too much even about the 3 ohm rated amp.
Outside of a car, car audio subs pretty much don't work.

If a properly-working amplifier is trying to destroy your speakers, you would hear that. Overloaded speaker drivers tend to complain rather audibly. That is, as long as you're not stupid drunk or high out of your mind.... party damage is a thing.

Thank you so much, but this Subwoofer is for my mini Hi-Fi Sony system and since the main system unit is big I want to connect speakers to much smaller amplifier.

 

[Speedskater]

IF you are not interested in seeing how loud it will play, you should be OK.

 

[PEACER]

IF you are not interested in seeing how loud it will play, you should be OK.

So you mean I should buy the one which is more powerful ?

 

[Speedskater]

No, what I mean is unless you are going to play extremely loud music,
there is no audible difference.