can i hook to 4 8ohm speakers bose 301 & 601
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I think you would probably be ok, but to be safe it would be good to get an inexpensive impedance matching speaker selector switch. Then you could select either pair or both.
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You definitely can hook them up but if you're after quality stereo sound this isn't the amp you want since it has a mono output. You might want to read about hooking speakers up in series and parallel to get the desired impedance.
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Amplifier is of the 70 volt type - so if the load Sp1 + Sp2 + Sp3 + Sp4 in wattage, do not exceed wattage of amp (240 W) & are of the 70 volt type it should be fine. I always try to keep load less than max load of amp. Good Luck.
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I am sorry, but do not no your type of speakers. I have 4 Bose 301's the older style big box Bose sub woofer, replaced Bose v10 center with Polk. Polk has larger speakers, pushes better sound, then Bose v10. I hate doing a mix, but main is still Bose, except switch out for Polk center. Also really depends on your amp. I have a Yamaha amp. It worked out, adjusted speakers doing sound test to set levels. For movies have center set higher vs music.
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No reason you can't, they are all 4 ohm. You may lose some of the sound quality because I believe there is more than one speaker in the fronts.
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Yes that would work just fine. If you have two speakers you can also run them in parallel safely. (Which drops the load to 4ohms)
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Hi, you should have no issues at 8 ohms. Used a dozen of these for an install last year and they sound great, and the moveable tweeter makes a difference
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That means for best sound you should use 8 ohm speakers to match the receiver. Strange things can happen to receiver if using less than or more than 8 ohm speakers. It is not worth the try.
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I don't really know, I asked a rep. if I could just buy a console and use my Bose speakers from my Yamaha receiver and he said no the speakers are matched to the console, so you might want to contact a Bose store and asked a rep. about your's. Hope this helped.
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Not really. Both speakers work off an 8ohm load. I have used the sonos with these speakers and it sounds good.
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Yes. You have to bring your 4ohm woofer down to 2ohm and then connect both of them and get 4ohm .
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They are 8 ohm Speakers. They are satellites so they produce Mid & Highs down to 180 hz. You would need any Sub woofer hooked to your receiver to produce lows below 200 Hz. They do not require a Bose sub all it does is the same thing any new receiver ap does (ie. YAPO, Audyssey) except through pre determined rules in lieu of actual mic measurement.
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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.
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Yes but it could potentially be damaging to that sound amplifier. These speakers have 8ohms of resistance and this system probably recommends speakers with 2ohms. This means you might have to turn up the volume up high to hear it properly. If you have a all-in-one surround sound system only use the speakers that came with it.
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J. Michael Pisias Jr., Good evening. I just pulled up your question and I am willing to guessthat this amplifier is capable of driving 2, 4, 8, 12 ohm speakers as directed by the purchaser.The reason for my positive response, and I am driving Bose 301's and rebuilt Infinity 3000's, isthat any speaker set up is not a mix and match situation. Go with the speakers you have installedbut do not cross/mismatch the ohms; a quick check of each speaker will save you trouble down theroad. I believe that I am running, 12 total, 8 ohm speakers which I play at volume 50-60. My Jazzsounds terrific! J. Michael Pisias Jr., Good evening. I just pulled up your question and I am willing to guessthat this amplifier is capable of driving 2, 4, 8, 12 ohm speakers as directed by the purchaser.The reason for my positive response, and I am driving Bose 301's and rebuilt Infinity 3000's, isthat any speaker set up is not a mix and match situation. Go with the speakers you have installedbut do not cross/mismatch the ohms; a quick check of each speaker will save you trouble down theroad. I believe that I am running, 12 total, 8 ohm speakers which I play at volume 50-60.... » Read More J. Michael Pisias Jr., Good evening. I just pulled up your question and I am willing to guessthat this amplifier is capable of driving 2, 4, 8, 12 ohm speakers as directed by the purchaser.The reason for my positive response, and I am driving Bose 301's and rebuilt Infinity 3000's, isthat any speaker set up is not a mix and match situation. Go with the speakers you have installedbut do not cross/mismatch the ohms; a quick check of each speaker will save you trouble down theroad. I believe that I am running, 12 total, 8 ohm speakers which I play at volume 50-60. My Jazzsounds terrific! « Show Less
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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
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depends on how wire up your speakers. you can wire them in series or parallel. depending on the speakers resistance specs you can wire them a multitude of ways, especially if they are dual ohm voice coils. 2 single 4ohm speakers can be wired together as 8 ohm or 2 ohm setup. dual voice coil speakers with extend your options. do a little research on wiring subwoofers in series or paralell. you can definately make it work, but it may not have that punch and volume your looking for.
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Yes you can...Use inputs AUX 1, AUX 2 or CD....Make sure your speakers are rated at 4ohm and between 60 to 120 watts for best sound
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Impedance it selected at the Amp or Receiver, I don't see why not. I have all 8 Ohm speakers, so this is not an issue for me. You can't mix/match 8/6/4 Ohm. Hope this helps!