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15th November 2011, 10:18 AM
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4ohm midrange with a 8ohm crossover
I have a 4 ohm midrange driver that I want to use in a 8 ohm crossover design.
also, I use a tube amplifier so I guess 8 ohm will be easier on the amp. What is the best way for doing this ? I remember there is a way to connect two 8 ohm drivers in parallel and get 16 ohm impedance. Thanks. |
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15th November 2011, 10:23 AM
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connecting two 4 ohm drivers in parallel will give you nominally 2 ohms impedance, you need to connect them in series if you want 8 ohms
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