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SPEAKER IMPEDANCE MATCHING &
PARALLEL: When wiring in parallel, the resistance of the speakers decreases. Two 8 Ohm speakers wired in (
Speaker A
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All 4 Spkrs.are 8 Ohms
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This is really just two sets of Parallel wired speakers connected in series. This is how you maintain a consistent load with multiple speakers. The importance of this is more evident when you have more than one cabinet to connect to your amplifier. This is when you need to figure out the loads and how to wire them up without applying too low of a resistance on the amplifier.
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Connect the Negative side of Speaker A to the Positive side of Speaker B, then on to the Positive side of Speaker D and finally on to the Negative side of Speaker C.
And lastly, connect the Negative side of Speaker B to the
Negative side of Speaker D.
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4 Eight (8) Ohm speakers wired in Series Parallel + a Total Load of 8 Ohms.
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