The newbie strikes again!
#1
The newbie strikes again!
I just bought 6 6.5" speakers and dont know how to wire them. If I wired them up I think I would get like .125 ohm instead of 4? Theyre 4 ohm each and my amp is 4 ohm as well.
#2
1 - 4 ohm single voicecoil speaker, on 1 channel, will deliver a 4 ohm load from the amp
positive speaker terminal to + on amp, negative speaker terminal to - on amp..
Not sure what you did to figure out .125 ohms???
positive speaker terminal to + on amp, negative speaker terminal to - on amp..
Not sure what you did to figure out .125 ohms???
#3
You bought 6 speakers and can't use them? ... <-- he rocks, lol
lol, I have no idea either....
OP- What amp are you using for this?
If you wire all 6 of them together in parallel you would get around .66ohms. If your plans were to run 2ch, then wiring 3 in parallel per side would yield around 1.33ohm load.
Use this in the future to help calculate loads. (click)
lol, I have no idea either....
OP- What amp are you using for this?
If you wire all 6 of them together in parallel you would get around .66ohms. If your plans were to run 2ch, then wiring 3 in parallel per side would yield around 1.33ohm load.
Use this in the future to help calculate loads. (click)
Last edited by DeadlySones; 12-31-2010 at 08:35 AM.
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