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<blockquote data-quote="bernee69" data-source="post: 8853583" data-attributes="member: 681665"><p>When wiring speakers in parallel do you have to go from speaker a to speaker b, or can the just be connected at the amplifier? And in this case 1 speaker is 4 ohm and 1 is 8 ohm. I am also thinking about adding another 8 ohm speaker so that my final load will be 2 ohm. Would I have to run the wire from 8 ohm to 8 ohm to 4 ohm speaker or does it matter which order or way,? Like just connected at the amp.?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bernee69, post: 8853583, member: 681665"] When wiring speakers in parallel do you have to go from speaker a to speaker b, or can the just be connected at the amplifier? And in this case 1 speaker is 4 ohm and 1 is 8 ohm. I am also thinking about adding another 8 ohm speaker so that my final load will be 2 ohm. Would I have to run the wire from 8 ohm to 8 ohm to 4 ohm speaker or does it matter which order or way,? Like just connected at the amp.? [/QUOTE]
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