Having issues with my Pioneer VSK-94TXH driving my AR 303 front speakers, which are 6.5 Ohm. Think this will do the trick?
1607871
I drove a dual 18" Yamaha sub. As long as your speaker are rated for the power, no problem.
1607872
Yes definitely. I'm powering Carver amazing silver speakers (48" ribbon and 3 12" woofers per side )
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.
1796166
I hooked it to system with 8 ohm impedance and works perfect!However, buy an oversized electrical wall box or an open audio box, otherwise unit fitting will give you headaches.
1350391
I drive a pair of 4ohm Legacy speakers on a Denon AVR-1513 which is only rater for 6-8ohm. My Infinity center is 8ohm which handles most of the audio, but even in stereo mode the 4ohm Legacy's sound great and the Denon doesn't appear to operate unreasonably hot. No problems after months of use, but it's not like I turn the dial to 11 either.
1350393
The manual says the speakers should be between 8 and 6 ohms impedance. You probably would run the risk of frying the output amplifier by overloading it at 4 ohms.
728124
Yes for sure.. Wire your speaker to one ohm.. Hope your amp is stable at one ohm
963169
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!
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
1350392
I'm driving 8 ohm speakers without any trouble: Energy 5.1 Take Classic Home Theater System (Set of Six, Black)
1310115
Look in your Pioneer manual. There should be a section for sound adjustments it should tell you that this is needed for what you want it to do.
2226380
The front aux. input is not easy to see - it's recessed and behind a panel. I don't see why 4 or 8 ohm speakers would not work.
576601
Thanks H. Choi. I notice from the manual that it says use 8 - 16 ohms below the speaker terminals, but one doesn't have to believe everything they tell you. :-)
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I believe it will compensate down to six and possibly even four ohms but more power is better than less. There is the possibility to blow your speakers but with less power you get more distortion at higher volumes and this will also blow speakers if pushed. Better to have more power driving your speakers to their full potential than less power. If hooked up to a processor or receiver see if you can adjust a max volume or power up volume that your receiver will always start at. Some new receivers and are pros have this. NAD dennon I think marantz pioneer I believe. That way you aren't in danger of having the volume at max when power up happens. I believe it will compensate down to six and possibly even four ohms but more power is better than less. There is the possibility to blow your speakers but with less power you get more distortion at higher volumes and this will also blow speakers if pushed. Better to have more power driving your speakers to their full potential than less power. If hooked up to a processor or receiver see if you can adjust a max volume or power up volume that your receiver will always start at. Some new receivers and are pros have this. NAD dennon I think marantz pioneer I believe. That way you aren't in... » Read More I believe it will compensate down to six and possibly even four ohms but more power is better than less. There is the possibility to blow your speakers but with less power you get more distortion at higher volumes and this will also blow speakers if pushed. Better to have more power driving your speakers to their full potential than less power. If hooked up to a processor or receiver see if you can adjust a max volume or power up volume that your receiver will always start at. Some new receivers and are pros have this. NAD dennon I think marantz pioneer I believe. That way you aren't in danger of having the volume at max when power up happens. « Show Less
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yes it will!! I'm thinking that 2omps is the ohm I'm guessing, so if thats the case this will be perfect but u can't max out on the knobs because u will blow ur speakers. Hope this helps
1154494
To the person who said their amp is shutting off........please check your voltage regulator. I dealt with 2 pioneers and 1 JBL amp which did the same thing. The amps were good, but turned out to be my voltage regulator. Car stereo always worked fine, but amp would go into default.
722194
Yes it will work for 4 ohms speaker Less than 60 watts per channel Unit is very bad, pictures looks awsome But not real function Better to get vintage receiver for $50 It will way better than this Good luck
249572
6 ohm stuff I think usally comes with home threatre in a box type kits - I know the sony all in one box solutions are 6 ohm. I'm not sure, but I don't think you should mix the ohm ratings, but I think the worse thing that will happen is either your receiver or speaker will break.