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I would like to parallel my amp9 for more volume. I currently have four 4 ohm speakers (110db horns), rated at 60W max, each connected to one channel of the amp. I want to replace those with four 8 ohm speakers, rated at 100W max, in parallel, and parallel the amp into 2 channels. I am running the amp on a 25v battery.
So... To parallel the amp and connect to paralleled speakers... Channel1+ to Channel2+ to SPeaker1+ and SPeaker2+ Channel1- to Channel2- to SPeaker1- and SPeaker2- and Channel3+ to Channel4+ to SPeaker3+ and SPeaker4+ Channel3- to Channel4- to SPeaker3- and SPeaker4- 1) Is this wiring right? 2) Does this give me 200W each for the 2 newly paralleled channels (still 400W total output)? 3) Two 8 ohm speakers in paralled gives me 4 ohms, so can I expect to still get my power rating for 4 ohm load (about 65W at 1%THD+N and 25V, 100W at 20%THD+N)? 4) Each speaker can see the 100W, right? Thank you very much for the feedback! |
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