You could always wire the speakers in series, as has been suggested.
However, you may want to face one backwards than experiment with bi / di pole phasing.
However, you may want to face one backwards than experiment with bi / di pole phasing.
Drive two speakers from one amp?
Hey guys.
I have a Bryston 9b ST (5 channel amplifier) and I am not real happy with my current center channel speaker. I have a pair of SF Cremonas for my left and right channels and a pair of SF Grand pianos for the real. The center is the SF solo and it seems the weak link in all of this. I have a chance for a pair of SF Concertos that I could use for the center and was planning on running both off of the same channel on the bryston but dont want to blow out the amp. I pretty sure the SFs are 8 ohm speakers and if my understanding of impedance is correct that wiring two speakers in parallel would be equivalent of driving a single 4 ohm speaker. Anyone think I might have a problem with this.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
Doug
I have a Bryston 9b ST (5 channel amplifier) and I am not real happy with my current center channel speaker. I have a pair of SF Cremonas for my left and right channels and a pair of SF Grand pianos for the real. The center is the SF solo and it seems the weak link in all of this. I have a chance for a pair of SF Concertos that I could use for the center and was planning on running both off of the same channel on the bryston but dont want to blow out the amp. I pretty sure the SFs are 8 ohm speakers and if my understanding of impedance is correct that wiring two speakers in parallel would be equivalent of driving a single 4 ohm speaker. Anyone think I might have a problem with this.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
Doug