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is it ill-advisable to mix 4 and 8 ohm speakers, such as using 4 ohm speakers for the front and rear and an 8 ohm speaker (of a different brand, too) for the center?
i think the receiver (sony da1000es) has an adjustment that would limit the output to all speakers at 4 ohms.
Your receiver shouldn't have a problem with the mixed load but using different brands of speakers for the front three speakers isn't advisable if possible as there's little chance of getting a nice cohesive soundstage with different speakers and that's quite important across the front. You wouldn't want a tank to sound like a tank on the right speaker then sound like a mini cooper in the centre and then back to a tank on the left speaker
I ordered Rotel RSX-1057 (5 x 75W RMS) A/V receiver and made pre-payment for it. Today I noticed one sentence in user manual, where states "speaker impedance 8 ohm minimum".
Before that I ordered following speakers of System Audio: 2x SA-1280 main channels...
I’m thinking to build a small system for stereo listening only. The set-up will be based on Rotel RA-01 amplifier and Rotel RC-02 CD player. My question is whether or not RA-01 is a good amplifier to drive 4 Ohm load speakers, like Dynaudio Audio 52?
So I just ordered a Marantz SR7005 AV receiver for my HT system. I previously had the SR5003 and wanted to upgrade for both networking and the new HDMI 1.4a since I have a 3d TV and BD player.
So the issue is the SR7005 has 7.1 channels at 125 watts @ 8 ohms. Check out the specs here:...
I've been reading alot of the threads hear, real impressive designs. I'm a complete newbie in DIY, but I'd like to build my own speakers because I think I'd get more satisfaction and bang for the buck doing it my self.
I have a Yamaha RX-v659 with a yamaha 6 ohm front speakers and boston accoustics center and wubwoofer (impedence set at 6ohm). This worked fine for month now. I just got a used pair of Infinity Kappa 5.1 Series II speakers and to test them i connected them to my reciever as fronts by removing my connections...
05 June 2007, 20:58 Tuesday
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