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stefan64
08-12-05, 11:27 PM
Hi Guys,
I have a pair of big old speakers sitting around, and I was wondering if I could connect them up to my Aiwa mini system to replace the stock speakers?
The impendence of the big speakers is 8ohms, wheres the impendence of the Aiwa speakers is 6ohms. Will this still work? I'm planning on using reasonably short speaker cable runs, with good gauge.
Thanks
I have a pair of big old speakers sitting around, and I was wondering if I could connect them up to my Aiwa mini system to replace the stock speakers?
The impendence of the big speakers is 8ohms, wheres the impendence of the Aiwa speakers is 6ohms. Will this still work? I'm planning on using reasonably short speaker cable runs, with good gauge.
Thanks
shottys
08-17-05, 08:24 AM
Yes it will work. The amp does not care
about the physical size of the speaker it doesn't matter. It just see's it as 8ohms. With a mosfet driven amp which is what i gurantee is in there because they are dirt cheap literally the impedance of the speaker will not matter. Having a higher impedance will produce a lower max DBspl. Either way it will still be plenty loud.
about the physical size of the speaker it doesn't matter. It just see's it as 8ohms. With a mosfet driven amp which is what i gurantee is in there because they are dirt cheap literally the impedance of the speaker will not matter. Having a higher impedance will produce a lower max DBspl. Either way it will still be plenty loud.