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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Europe
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I would like to connect a stereo Aleph in parallel (not bridged!) so that I get a mono Aleph with twice the current (splitting input to both channels with a Y and connecting together + and - outputs).
Is it necessary to add a low R in series with each + channel output, in order to guarantee correct distribution and avoid overheat? If so, what value for each R? 0.2ohm? 10W? I have a pair of Aleph 3 and a pair of Aleph 0s (4 monoblocks in the end Thanks and regards |
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