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OK Thanks !
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jeffslife
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So as I understand it the whole point is to send 8 ohms to each side of the speaker. Using the B channel in a stereo amp is in effect Bi wiring it. Partly due to the 4 ohm load.
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| jeffslife wrote: | | So as I understand it the whole point is to send 8 ohms to each side of the speaker. Using the B channel in a stereo amp is in effect Bi wiring it. Partly due to the 4 ohm load. |
You dont send 8 ohm to a speaker, its the speakers impedance. Speakers are normally 4-8 ohm.
Bi wiring dont change the impedance of the speaker, but if you run 2 x 8ohm speakers parallel on one channel, the amp will see a 4 ohm load, if you run 2 x 8 ohm speakers in series on one channel, the amp will see a 16 ohm load.
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jeffslife
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Sorry, I get all that. I guess I wasn't making myself clear.
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| Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2014 12:32 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks Stridsvogen and everybody else I think Iam going to just bi amp my center and leave the others bi wired.
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