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<blockquote data-quote="Da64u" data-source="post: 3011611" data-attributes="member: 576277"><p>ok my plan came from when i was audio retarted. i got 3 surround sound's setting around.. like 15 speekers lol. and i wanted to hook up at least 2 per channel so 10 and amplify it for my home surround sound. and my amps hooked up to ac with a power supply. i hooked up a bunch of speakers i while ago and when i turned up the volume a bit the whole power supply shut off. i figured it was the power supply not having enough power to run all the speekers. but im tryin to see if the ohms principal is right saying i couldnt have done it either way..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Da64u, post: 3011611, member: 576277"] ok my plan came from when i was audio retarted. i got 3 surround sound's setting around.. like 15 speekers lol. and i wanted to hook up at least 2 per channel so 10 and amplify it for my home surround sound. and my amps hooked up to ac with a power supply. i hooked up a bunch of speakers i while ago and when i turned up the volume a bit the whole power supply shut off. i figured it was the power supply not having enough power to run all the speekers. but im tryin to see if the ohms principal is right saying i couldnt have done it either way.. [/QUOTE]
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