Hi Guys,
I am building a mini line array with 12 midbass drivers and a 6 inch ribbon centered be tweeeen the midbasses.
My question is what are my best options for wiring, they are 4 ohm I was thinking of keeping them 4ohm.
How would I wire 12 of them and keep the original impedance of 4 ohms?
I am building a mini line array with 12 midbass drivers and a 6 inch ribbon centered be tweeeen the midbasses.
My question is what are my best options for wiring, they are 4 ohm I was thinking of keeping them 4ohm.
How would I wire 12 of them and keep the original impedance of 4 ohms?
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Only 1, 4, 9, 16... identical drivers can be wired together for the group to exactly retain their individual impedances.
The number of drivers must be a square number "N" to do that exactly. Then there are sqrt(N) drivers
in each series leg, and there are also sqrt(N) legs in parallel.
The number of drivers must be a square number "N" to do that exactly. Then there are sqrt(N) drivers
in each series leg, and there are also sqrt(N) legs in parallel.
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You can't quite keep 4 ohms. Best bet is 3 parallel groups of 4 in series. Z =4*4/3 = 5.333...
Thank you
Only 1, 4, 9, 16... identical drivers can be wired together for the group to exactly retain their individual impedances.
The number of drivers must be a square number "N" to do that exactly. Then there are sqrt(N) drivers
in each series leg, and there are also sqrt(N) legs in parallel.
Thank you.
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