It&Acirc;&acute;s 2-way sys.May I use 2-way wiring from amp with impedance of 8 Ohm (home cinnema) conducted through Pyle Home PSPVC4 ChannelStereoSpeakerSelector?
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2 way but only two terminals on each speaker. Assume there's an internal crossover circuit. So no, only 2 wires per speaker.
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Actually it's parallel you want to wire it in. On a dual voice coil 4 ohm speaker, connect pos(+) to pos and neg(-) to neg to get 2 ohm.
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I ran a line level output from my receiver to a Crown 440W amp - that went into the Zone input of this unit. Then the unit will route the amplified signal to any speaker it's attached to - you select speaker pairs with the unit.I did not check impedances but the Crown amp will power a 2 ohm, 4 ohm, or 8 ohm load and the various speakers in my house are 4 ohms or 8 ohmseverything works so I am guessing this auto-matches.
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One 4 ohm cabinet per side, YES. My amp is quiet and sounds great. Use short shielded [like six inch] cables from mixer to amp. For a 20 foot speaker distance use 14AWG cable. For the AC mains extension power cord use 12/3. Rule No. 1: never run a solid state amp at full volume aka "on 10" as they can peak/distort and blow your speakers. And just an aside, I never run any amp at 2 ohms load per side or 4 ohms load bridged, I don't care what brand or power rating, it's just asking for trouble. 4 ohms per stereo side is OK.
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No. The amplifier is fused at 5-Amps. With a 115VAC line, the very best would be about 250W-RMS on each channel into 4-Ohms. You can assume about half that for 8-Ohms. When building my sub-woofers, I used two 4-Ohm 350W JBL, 15" car sub-woofers for my home theater. The audio power output from this amp is very strong, much higher than is tolerable, however, it does not exceed 500W-RMS when combined.
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You're impededences are not correct for your speakers and amp. Look online for the wiring diagram. I found it easy. And make sure you are providing a good ground for it.
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Theoretically you can run as many speakers as you want as long as the impedance or OHMs do not go above 4 or below 2. How you achieve different impedance's is by how you wire the speakers, parallel (+ to + and - to - ) or series (amp + to first speaker + first speaker - to second speaker + second speaker - to amp -. if you had 2 - 4 ohm speakers wired in parallel you would have 2 ohms of resistance at the amp. same speakers wired in series would have a standing impedance of 8 ohms. I agree with Roosevelt this brand of power Amp is very clean at 4 ohms running it at 2 ohms increases the Total harmonic distortion Theoretically you can run as many speakers as you want as long as the impedance or OHMs do not go above 4 or below 2. How you achieve different impedance's is by how you wire the speakers, parallel (+ to + and - to - ) or series (amp + to first speaker + first speaker - to second speaker + second speaker - to amp -. if you had 2 - 4 ohm speakers wired in parallel you would have 2 ohms of resistance at the amp. same speakers wired in series would have a standing impedance of 8 ohms. I agree with Roosevelt this brand of power Amp is very clean at 4 ohms running it at 2 ohms increases the... » Read More Theoretically you can run as many speakers as you want as long as the impedance or OHMs do not go above 4 or below 2. How you achieve different impedance's is by how you wire the speakers, parallel (+ to + and - to - ) or series (amp + to first speaker + first speaker - to second speaker + second speaker - to amp -. if you had 2 - 4 ohm speakers wired in parallel you would have 2 ohms of resistance at the amp. same speakers wired in series would have a standing impedance of 8 ohms. I agree with Roosevelt this brand of power Amp is very clean at 4 ohms running it at 2 ohms increases the Total harmonic distortion « Show Less
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yes that will work be sure to look up diagram for dual speaker coils if you wire it for 4 or 8 ohm the 8 ohm will reduce the watts by around half the rms supplied by the amp
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The 6 Ohm setting on the amp should work okay for your nice 8 Ohm speakers. Higher impedance speakers should dissipate less power and consequently might sound a tiny bit quieter than lower impedance speakers at the same volume setting. But I doubt you will notice any difference.
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There isn't a line out or DI output built in, so I'd have to say no, it won't work going direct to your console...unless you run one of the speaker outs (there are two, and you can select 16, 8 or 4 ohms resistance) into an attenuator that also has a DI built in...that way, you would provide the needed resistance for the amp (so you don't kill it) and be able to go direct while cutting the speaker output and keeping the tonal coloring of the amp. Hope this helps!
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there are two channels. but channel A/B function. it says it can function down to 2 ohms. but i burnt it when i did that.it may work at 4 ohms. the lowest impedance it should have is 4 ohms. this means that u can use one 4 ohm speaker per channel, or two 8 ohm speakers in parallel per channel
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Hi, this amp is not bridgeable, it only has a speaker impedance selector (8 ohms or 4 ohms)
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Not a good idea you should aim for a two channel amp our two one channel amps and try to match the ohms of the speakers with the amp to get the best out of them
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i've used this with dual 15 inch pyle cabs 800 watt @4 ohms no problem i use this amp for front of house pa. if your not educated on stage talk that's the speakers back by the sound and light board
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Hi, I purchased this amp for a two channel configuration, and I am very happy with the results; it has much more power and more fidelity than an integrated receiver. I think that maybe you only have to configure your system to provide the same power level to all the speakers; if not, the front speakers will sound louder than the rest. Regards.
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If u have 2 subs DVC 4 ohm each. Hook them up into 1 ohm parallel connections and you're all set! have fun!
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Yes and the neat thing is if you have paralle conectors on your speakers you can run one cable from the pa to a speaker then, connect the two with another speaker cable to make a 4 ohm load back at the pa. or just plug the two speaker cables out the back and one to each speaker and run in 8 ohms. I have done both with much success.