Hello Bergarth
Don't make a 'series' connection based on what you've read.
Let's look at your amplifier;
Solid state amp as a voltage source. Lower impedance speakers yield more output. Therefore parallel connection gives more output. Try to match their output to your woofer.
Solid state amp as a current source. There are a few SS amps that behave more like tube amps than SS. Measure both outputs, series vs parallel.
Tube amplifiers are almost always current sources. Having done a series connection for two 'woofers', I can tell you it was spectacular.
Through the years, reviewers have stated; speaker A sounds better with tube amps, speaker B sounds better with SS amps. Two different animals.
The output impedance of your amplifier slightly affects the crossover.
Experiment, experiment, experiment. The joy is in the journey, not the destination.
Don't make a 'series' connection based on what you've read.
Let's look at your amplifier;
Solid state amp as a voltage source. Lower impedance speakers yield more output. Therefore parallel connection gives more output. Try to match their output to your woofer.
Solid state amp as a current source. There are a few SS amps that behave more like tube amps than SS. Measure both outputs, series vs parallel.
Tube amplifiers are almost always current sources. Having done a series connection for two 'woofers', I can tell you it was spectacular.
Through the years, reviewers have stated; speaker A sounds better with tube amps, speaker B sounds better with SS amps. Two different animals.
The output impedance of your amplifier slightly affects the crossover.
Experiment, experiment, experiment. The joy is in the journey, not the destination.
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