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I have a pair of Cerwin Vega speakers rated at 4 ohms currently connected to the front channels of my NAD T760. I also own a pair of Pioneer speakers rated at 6 ohms that I was planning on using for the rear channels and a CV center channel rated at 8 ohms. I have never hooked up these five speakers to the same receiver because the wattage levels are different depending on the impedence.
I was just wondering if hooking up speakers rated at 4, 6, and 8 ohms for front, rear, and center channels respectively do any damage to the receiver/amplifier? Anyone else ever done this? [This message has been edited by KungFuMidget (edited May 05, 2000).] |
It shouldn't damage your reciever. It just means that there will be a larger db correction when you balance your speakers.
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