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Another P.A. Question

Gaspode · 2007-07-29 20:38:23

Hi I have a small PA amplifier in the garage which I've always just run through a single 8 Ohm speaker, as it only has a single line output. I've obtained a second speaker and plan to daisy chain it from the first one. Both speakers are 8 ohm, so am I correct in assuming that by linking them, they effectively become 4…

29-07-2007 8:38pm

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Gaspode

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Hi
I have a small PA amplifier in the garage which I've always just run through a single 8 Ohm speaker, as it only has a single line output. I've obtained a second speaker and plan to daisy chain it from the first one. Both speakers are 8 ohm, so am I correct in assuming that by linking them, they effectively become 4 Ohms?

Also, the amplifier while having only a single output does have the option of 6, 8 or 16 Ohms. Should I set the output to 4 Ohms if I daisy chain the speakers?

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#2 29-07-2007 10:53pm

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Yes they will become 4 ohms when daisy chained

.....................I would think when both speakers are connected 4 ohms should be selected...........................Im probably wrong. I find the whole ohms thing very confusing!

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