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Connecting speakers in parallel w\o splitter?

us1903

@us1903-pRctPu • Oct 26, 2024

Oct 26, 2024

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hello CEans,

I have a pair of 1200W speakers and 2500W speakers, can I connect these speakers in parallel. Will it harm my amplifier or speakers? Is this a good practice?

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Harshad Italiya

@harshad-ukH5ww • May 12, 2009

Whats is the Specification of your amplifier?

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Harshad Italiya

@harshad-ukH5ww • May 12, 2009

Check out <a href="https://www.bcae1.com/spkrmlti.htm" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Series Parallel Speaker Impedance</a>

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Follow Franklin

@follow-franklin-l46wbI • May 12, 2009

Hello friend,
I would check your amplifiers spec sheet first (or you may fry your audio equipment). Look for something along the lines of "min. load impedance" and "max. load impedance". Remember, any impedance added in parallel will lower your total impedance (thus raising the acoustic output). It is common to have either series, parallel, or a combination of both connections to match the impedance requirements for your amp. See this link for tips on calculating such data.
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us1903

@us1903-pRctPu • May 15, 2009

where do i find the specs of ma amplifier??

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Rifaa

@rifaa-NaWZZ4 • May 16, 2009

Dude what is the size of the speakers, Are u a rock band performer? 😲

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us1903

@us1903-pRctPu • May 18, 2009

Follow FranklinHello friend,
I would check your amplifiers spec sheet first (or you may fry your audio equipment). Look for something along the lines of "min. load impedance" and "max. load impedance". Remember, any impedance added in parallel will lower your total impedance (thus raising the acoustic output). It is common to have either series, parallel, or a combination of both connections to match the impedance requirements for your amp. See this link for tips on calculating such data.
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Thanks for the links buddy, it helped me.

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