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Old 29th December 2003, 12:37 PM   #1
petros is offline petros  Greece
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Default loud speaker 6 ohm resistance

help any body Knows how ican make a 6 ohm resistance speaker
if i can find only 4 ohm nominal resistance drivers

If i connect a 4 ohm woofer (real dc resistance 3.8) and a 4 ohm
tweeter (real dc resistance 2.8 ohm) with a two way series crossover the resultimg resistance will be 6.6 ohm ?

If i have a four ohm two way speaker may i connect a 2 ohm
resistor in series before the crossover in order to make the speaker 6 ohm resistance and what effect will that have on
the quality of the sound

i ask all the above because i have an amplifier Yamaha rx-v 640
which requires 6 ohm speakers for the rear and center speakers

thanks
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Old 29th December 2003, 05:27 PM   #2
Therac is offline Therac  Denmark
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I don't think that you are gonna have any problems connecting a 4 ohm speaker to your amplifier... Especially when it's only the rear and centre speakers...
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