can i connect a pair of speakers of 6 ohm?
1268327
should be able to connect 4, 6, 8, 16 ohm without a problem - the real question would be the power source capacity and the number of speakers connecting to the Monster Caber SS-6 - perhaps Monster Cable could better answer - I have 6 8 ohm in ceiling speakers connected however my Denon power amplifier only produces a strong signal to 4 of the speakers - an audio expert has recommended that I upgrade my power supply
1268328
You should have no issues with hooking up your 6 ohm speakers. We have multiple speakers set up in ourhouse and in my shop. I have two of these units and they work great.
1268329
Ohms should not a problem. Make sure the protector button is on at all times so you don't harm amplifier if it is rated differently or you use assorted ohmed speakers.
1268330
Speaker impedance limits are really determined by your amplifier / receiver. The switch should not care whether your speakers are 4, 6, or 8 ohms. However, you may notice, if mixing speakers with different impedances, that when played simultaneously, one pair is louder than the other.
2143409
Should be fine if they are 8 ohm speakers. I think RX-A2020 amps are overrated for power but I would not use it with 6 ohm speakers.
619504
Thank you for asking. The powered outputs on this are stable down to 4 ohms. As long as the impedance on your speakers is high enough the amp will be ok. If the speakers are rated to the right power they will be safe as well. Have a great day!
2255457
I use a small pair of 6 ohm Eltax stuido monitors and they work fine. The sound improvement is dramatic.
1464129
yes, just make sure they are 8 Ohm... Wattage is really the top end of how much power they can handle, the ohms is the impedance (think like resistance) if the impedance is too low, it is like shorting out an amplifier. Almost all speakers made today are 8 ohm. and 100 W of audio is way more power than is comfortable to listen to in any home setting.
275074
I have 8 ohm B&W; cs1 speakers and use 6ohm without an issue. I'm not sure why they didn't design it for 8ohm
553851
The manual specifies 6 ohm or higher. Mine are 8 ohm and work well with this amplifier. I don't know how well 4 ohm speakers would work.
337062
Yes. Make sure you set receiver speaker settings to 6 ohm. Most receiver default setting is 8 ohm. Refer to your manual if you are not sure where or how to change setting. Get these speakers. You will love them. Make sure you have a sub to go with it.
1097405
You should have no problems hooking them up in series. They are 8 ohms so they will be 4 ohms in series. Check you specks to make sure but I am sure that will be fine. We had 2 RC6s hooked up to a Sonos Amp in our master bathroom and it was just fine.
1514762
These speakers are capable of being connected in parallel dropping them to 2ohms but your amplifier needs to be 2ohms or at least 2ohms stable otherwise it's toasted.
275073
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.
840069
No, you shouldn't. Ohms are a measure of impedance and shoukd be matched between the speaker and the amplifier. Will it work? Yes, but it will overdrive the amp, lead to wxcessive heat and (substantially) shorter life.
1519533
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
995856
Yes you should be able to without a problem. We have 4 6.5" component speaker hooked up and they work great. This little amp has tons of power. Way better than expected.
1063510
Yes, but the speakers must be 8 ohm speakers. You can not use 4 ohm speakers. If you are only using 1 pair of speakers, then you can use 4 ohm speakers. Most speakers are 8 ohms, but check to be sure.
1820924
Yes, you can, but even though this amp is most efficient at a 2 ohm load, most factory speakers are only 4 ohm.even at 4 ohms it may have too much power for the speakers, you need to keep the gain below half way!I hope this was helpful!
28354
Sure, you'll want to wire them differently depending on the specs. If they're 2ohm speakers you'll want to wire them in series so they have 4 ohms of resistance. If they're 4 or 8 ohm you'll want to wire them in parallel for a 2 or 4 ohm resistance.