| Setup, or series wiring with different speakers - Click HERE for Original Thread |
| Encabler |
I'm setting up a home theater system.
<b>What I'm using:</b>
Denon AVR-2105 (http://www.denon.co.uk/site/frames_...=detail&Pid=146)
Speakers left over from a Philips MX5900SA (http://www.amazon.com/Philips-MX590...D/dp/B0006TVZ0O) - all of which are 4 ohm loudspeakers.
Some Boston shelf speakers - 8 ohm loudspeakers.
<b>What I want to do:</b>
Use the Philips Sub-Bass Pipes and as front speakers with two of the surround speakers sat on top (in the seats on the pipes, where they belong) - wired in series in order to boost the ohms to 8 on each front channel.
Use the remaining Philips speakers as surround left and right.
Use the Boston speakers as surround back.
Eventually, I'll get a preamped subwoofer
Does this all seem right? Or have I lost the plot?
Thanks.
Scott |
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| sreten |
| quote: | Originally posted by Encabler
Use the Philips Sub-Bass Pipes and as front speakers with two of the surround speakers sat on top (in the seats on the pipes, where they belong) - wired in series in order to boost the ohms to 8 on each front channel.
Scott |
Hi,
unless specifically designed to be wired like this it won't work well.
:)/sreten. |
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