Is the Marantz rated for 4ohm operation? If so, you'll be fine. You may have to adjust the gain levels though. Sometimes reversing the + and - leads helps also. But to get the best surround sound, the speakers really should be timbre matched.
4ohm and 8ohm
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So, I'm still a newB here - you'll see by my question ))
please bare with me:
I have a pair of B&W 602 S3 that I use for the fronts. Their specs say they are 8ohm speakers. I have them connected to a Marantz home theater amp via bi-wired cables.
I have a KEF center channel that I borrowed from a friend of mine and am trying to hook it up, but it says it is a 4ohm speaker and I am basically wondering how to connect it to my marantz wo breaking anything. Any advice?
So, I'm still a newB here - you'll see by my question ))
please bare with me:
I have a pair of B&W 602 S3 that I use for the fronts. Their specs say they are 8ohm speakers. I have them connected to a Marantz home theater amp via bi-wired cables.
I have a KEF center channel that I borrowed from a friend of mine and am trying to hook it up, but it says it is a 4ohm speaker and I am basically wondering how to connect it to my marantz wo breaking anything. Any advice?