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Question about series/parallel speaker setup
At my disposal are three 4-ohm speakers and one 16-ohm speakers.
I'm considering wiring the three 4-ohm speakers in series, then connecting that in parallel to an 16-ohm speaker, which should result in in overall 8-ohm load. 4-4-4 |_____amp | 16 Is there any danger with having 1 speaker on one side of the parallel, while having 3 speakers on the other side? |
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