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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Car Audio / March 2004

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Hugh Hogan - 28 Mar 2004 21:05 GMT
If I take the outputs from my amp and run them to two (2)  instead of a
single (1) speaker what will happen??

Hugh
Scott Gardner - 28 Mar 2004 21:19 GMT
>If I take the outputs from my amp and run them to two (2)  instead of a
>single (1) speaker what will happen??
>
>Hugh

It depends on how you connect the two speakers to the amp.  If you
wire them in series, the overall impedence will be twice that of a
single speaker.  If you wire the speakers in parallel, the overall
impedence will be half that of a single speaker.  You need to take
into account the impedence of each speaker, and the recommended
impedence range for the amp to make sure that you're not overstressing
the amp or wasting too much of the amp's power capability.

Scott Gardner
 
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