speaker 4ohm 8 ohm maken?Hi I have 4 pioneer300 watt car speakers that I want to use on a regular (240 volt) surround amplifier instead of a car radio. But on that amplifier it says on a bright red sticker: speakers NOT LESS THAN 8ohm. Is there a trick to make a 4 ohm speaker 8 ohm? By putting something in between like a coil or something like that? I've heard about it but never had to look into it. In a box, these speakers have a great sound, which is why I want to use them or to use 2:1 transformer
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But that redudes the power by 50% and has an effect on the sound quality. Anyway: this is better than having no sound at all.
Not if the 8 ohms only amplifier has 600W per channel, than the voltage is sufficiently high to drive 2 speakers in series. But considering 300W Pioneer, these are for sure speakers that can only handle 30Wrms maximum. So even a poor audio amplifier will have enough driving capabilty.
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Yes, it's surely worth a try.
Checking Pioneer Speakers advertised with 300W randomly: Might even be 40 Watts. https://www.pioneer-car.eu/de/de/products/ts-g1730f
He has a surround amp, so he probably wants to use 4 channels for his 4 speakers. If stereo is enough, then yes, that's what I'd try as well.
i want often so much, but never get it all. Life can be hard sometimes. Better you want more easy thinks. ReplyPlease log in before posting. |