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Originally Posted by
nigelwright7557
Because then the speaker would be too low too push along.
There is madness in my methods !
Should that not be methods in your madness?
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it is 'theres a method in my madness'.
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Grumpy Old Man
Simon (Grumpy old man)
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If I have 3 drivers rated at 8ohms each, is there a way to wire them up so the ohm load showing on the amp is near to 4 ohms ir will it be closer to 2 ohms???
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Dont know if it s possible but:
2 in series one in paraell. Comes to about 5.6666
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Originally Posted by
Tom
If I have 3 drivers rated at 8ohms each, is there a way to wire them up so the ohm load showing on the amp is near to 4 ohms ir will it be closer to 2 ohms???
It is 2.6 ohms
http://www.1728.com/resistrs.htm
Last edited by sleah; 27-01-2009 at 07:37 PM.
Simon (Grumpy old man)
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Originally Posted by
CB Entertainments
Dont know if it s possible but:
2 in series one in paraell. Comes to about 5.6666
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Thanks for that Callum. Bit more than 4ohm but will need to do some working out.
Originally Posted by
sleah
Yeah, I know that already. Should of put that. lol.
Was looking at something close to 2 ohm or 4 ohm but I dont think it can be done now with just 3 drivers. Hmm. Need to have a think.
Thanks for our help though.
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Speaker impedances.
Add the speaker impedances if the yare in series.
If in parallel it is the reciprocal of the sum of the reciprocals !
1/Z = 1/sp1 + 1/sp2 etc etc
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