I have 8nos. of 6 inches speakers(outdoor) of which the last speaker wud b placed 30-33 feet away from the amplifier. Can it support all d speakers?
1637966
This amp has four channels if you are only using two channels it will be 4 ohms per channel.If you are using all four channels it will be 8 ohms per channel.Ensure that the speakers are wired accordingly(most likely series parallel as you have 8 speakers most likely of 8 ohms).The ohms at the amplifier terminals can be higher than 4 ohms per channel but never lower (in 2 channel mode).
1637967
I this device and dont recomend anybody to buy it. Work for a couples days just With 2 10. Inches speakers and blowout, so my answer to your question is NO.
621703
I'm running 6 similar sized wall speakers -- 3 on each side. It pushes them just fine, with half volume to spare. I'm certain I'm decreasing the amps lifespan, but after 2 years or so, I've had no problems at all.
1748565
I'd leave the selector at 8ohm and run the mix of 6 and 8 ohm speakers. It should be fine. The only way you'd run into a problem is with 4ohm speakers, and in that case you should be using a discrete amplifier.
1701802
The length between the poles is 27". It would be very close. You would need to turn the speaker shelves to the outside.
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.
210514
I would not recommend this for large speakers, i have Polk bookshelfs and subwoofer i can wake the neighbors......
1664946
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.
560022
Mine is set up with plenty of space on each side, but based on how it's constructed, I can't see that as an issue. The subwoofer is beneath the unit and the primary mid range speakers are in front. If anything, a more confined space may actually enhance the sound. Good luck
175015
yes. do not bridge them. And don't turn it up past 3on the 6 × 9 and 2 on the 6×5until u know your not overworking your speakers
1827023
This amp will rock for what you have planned. You should be able to run 2 bookshelf 6" speakers no problem.
39734
Each speaker has 6' of wire, so, the width from speaker to speaker would be 12 feet with obviously the sub-woofer set in the middle.
1239662
I use mine at the beach where the speakers are facing forward, but with sufficient volume, they can be heard at 100+ feet (I use a 600 watt amp). They hang about 12" down including the mounting bracket.
568395
If you're refering to the speaker wire, I believe it comes with around 15 feet. Depending on your setup you should be able to cut that in half if your amplifying each sub individually and they are terribly far away from your amp
2078098
11 feet. The speakers Y back to a standard 3 prong headphone (male) plug. Keep in mind if the speakers are 11 feet apart then the connector that plugs into the sub will be centered between the speakers (you can however connect the satellite speakers via a standard male/female headphone extension cable). Therefore you can get your full 11 feet of separation and place the sub somewhere other than between the speakers, but then you will need an appropriate length extension cable.
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.
2189507
Yes, elevate speaker to 8' on speaker stands with at least a 30' spread between speakers and the rest is history!
409826
That's a somewhat unusual speaker impedance. Your best bet is to consult the speaker manufacturer for their recommendation. However, you should be fine with 14 AWG for a run of up to 50'. 12 AWG gets rather expensive.