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Is it bad...

Beekay · 2005-12-13 15:12:44

Is it bad to put 2 speakers into the red and black things(sorry i don't know the proper term for them) that you put them in? Does it affect the speakers in any way?

13-12-2005 3:12pm

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Is it bad to put 2 speakers into the red and black things(sorry i don't know the proper term for them) that you put them in?
Does it affect the speakers in any way?

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#2 13-12-2005 5:00pm

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Beekay wrote:

Is it bad to put 2 speakers into the red and black things(sorry i don't know the proper term for them) that you put them in?
Does it affect the speakers in any way?

Presumably you mean run two speakers out of each speaker output? As in having 4 driven speakers rather than two?

Personally, I would not do it. Instead you could get yourself 2 better speakers and hook them up on their own (as long as the amp is capable of driving them).

Have a read of this article - it highlights the difference between low and high impedence speakers and how matching them with your amp is important so as not to blow it.

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