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This general issue has probably been discussed ad nauseum, but I want
to make sure my specific idea isn't going to blow up the Earth. I have a small PA amp driving a single 8 ohm speaker that I use for security monitoring in my retail store (mic in store, speaker in office). I want to expand the system by adding 2 more speakers in other areas. If I go out and buy 2 cheap 4 ohm speakers, can I connect all three ( 8 + 4 + 4 ) in series to my amps 16 ohm terminals? Quality is not a big concern here (as long as it's not ridiculous). I just want to avoid damaging the amp (or as stated above, destroying the planet). BTW the amp as terminals for 4 ohm, 8 ohm, 16 ohm and 70V connections. Is there a better solution than what I'm suggesting? Thanks in advance for all wisdom and advice. David |
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