Dear all,
i have a configuration of one xti 6000
on each channel
i connect 4 Bose MA12 speakers http://worldwide.bose.com/pro/en_us/web/pa...eaker/page.html
2 MA12 in series then parallel to another 2 MA12 in series
is there any problem in that configuration? specially if one connection is loose then the amplifier will see 16 ohm impedance?
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16 0hm on xti 6000
Started by marconi, Mar 13 2012 05:03 AM
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dakos
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Posted 16 March 2012 - 04:14 AM
QUOTE(marconi @ Mar 13 2012, 05:03 AM) 
Dear all,
i have a configuration of one xti 6000
on each channel
i connect 4 Bose MA12 speakers http://worldwide.bose.com/pro/en_us/web/pa...eaker/page.html
2 MA12 in series then parallel to another 2 MA12 in series
is there any problem in that configuration? specially if one connection is loose then the amplifier will see 16 ohm impedance?
i have a configuration of one xti 6000
on each channel
i connect 4 Bose MA12 speakers http://worldwide.bose.com/pro/en_us/web/pa...eaker/page.html
2 MA12 in series then parallel to another 2 MA12 in series
is there any problem in that configuration? specially if one connection is loose then the amplifier will see 16 ohm impedance?
Hello,
I don't see any problem here. Going from 8 ohm to 16 ohm in case of a loose connection is not problematic for the amp, it's also not problematic for the speakers.
