[Ron]

JANA wrote:
If the total load impedance is below the specs of the amplifier's output
stage, the protection will cut in. Most of these amplifiers are rated for 8
ohms only. On most amplifiers you can get away with 6 ohm speakers being
played up to moderately loud volume levels.

If you are running 2 sets of 8 ohm speakers together, the amp will be seeing
a 4 ohm load. This can cause the safety circuits to shut down the amp.

If the total speaker load is 8 ohms and the amp is cutting out, then there
may be a defect with one or both speaker boxes, or a defect in the
protection circuits in the amp, or in the output amp stage itself.

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JANA
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I'm pretty sure the asshole Arny Krueger would tell you that it is an
outdated POS (Piece Of ****). Right AK????? But, I agree with Jana.