Are there any problems with wiring a 4 ohm speaker and a 6 ohm speaker together (I assume this becomes a 3 ohm load)???
Are there any problems with wiring a 4 ohm speaker and a 6 ohm speaker together (I assume this becomes a 3 ohm load)???
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i dont think your suppose to mix voice coils
depends how u wire it...
parallel: (1/Req)= (1/R1) + (1/R2) = (1/4) + (1/6)
Req= 2.4ohms
Series: Req = R1 + R2 = 4 + 6
Req= 10ohms
im going with parallel ... but the real question is there anything wrong with wiring these 2 different speakers together?
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well it kinds depends. i wouldnt recommend it for regular speakers, but it should be fine for subs. you just need to understand how the power is detributed and how much they can handle
Im bringin back old general physics knowledge here, so be advised, there may be mistakes ha ha...
P=(V^2/R)
now the Voltage across all resistors in a PARALLEL circuit (not series) is the same. So the variable is the Resistance. so you got a 4ohm and 6ohm resistor...
P1= (V^2/4ohm)
P2= (V^2/6ohm)
compare to ratings, if they dont exceed RMS power handling, you should be set
the power will not be distributed evenly, even if they handle the same power load current takes the path of least resistence so your 4 ohm speaker would get more, in return would probably have one speaker drown out the other. Wouldnt be recomended, i say seperate the subs. what does everyone else say?
HU - Pioneer 800prs
Mids - Peerless HDS nomex 6.5's
Highs - Seas Prestige Alumi-domes
Front Stage Amp - Sundown 100.4D
Sub - SA-12
Sub Amp - Saz-1000D
Wire - Knukonceptz, Kicker Hyperflex
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You can do it, but it won't sound good.
They arent subs ... Eclipse 6.5" coaxials (fronts @ 4 ohm) and these random 6.5" mid-bass/woofers (back @ 6 ohm).
I'll see how it sounds. Its not a permanent thing so its not a big deal if sound is perfect. I just want to get the speakers louder and clearer.
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Back speakers are retarded and wiring them that way would be even worse. If you want it to sound "clearer" that isn't going to help at all.
you would lose all ability to fade your music front or rear.. just to give you the heads up.
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Headunit: Kenwood EZ700SR
Front Stage: SoundStream EXC4.1 Components
Rear Fill: JBL GTO8626 6x8
Hi Amp: Blaupunkt PCA460 60x4 rms
Sub: Infinity Perfect 12.1
Box: 1.3ft Sealed
Sub Amp: Sony XM-D1000P5 500x1 @4ohm rms
why would ou wire you fronts and backs together anyway, run fronts of HU and then backs of a little 200 w amp and ou wont even have to worry about 4 and 6 ohm. just dont wire them together.
HU - Pioneer 800prs
Mids - Peerless HDS nomex 6.5's
Highs - Seas Prestige Alumi-domes
Front Stage Amp - Sundown 100.4D
Sub - SA-12
Sub Amp - Saz-1000D
Wire - Knukonceptz, Kicker Hyperflex
Blackbonnie References/Feedback
Did you mean the other way around?run fronts of HU and then backs of a little 200 w amp![]()
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