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Join Date: Nov 2010
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Hello to all. I have yet another question.
An amp that i am looking at is a 4 ohm at 150 watt. It says it is stereo. I want to hook up two separate cabinets to the amp using stereo. If the amp says stereo, does that mean that there are two outputs? and would 2 four ohm cabinets do the job, or would they have to be even lower ohm rating, like 2 each. |
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Speakerholic
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Please give us the model number.
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: North Derbyshire
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But, it almost certainly won't drive 2 ohm speakers, the mention of 4 ohms means that it's minimum load is 4 ohms (as is usual). It may be 150W per channel, or it may be 75W per channel, with 4 ohms on each channel.
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Man, am I ever disappointed at the content of this thread.
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