Zeq = Zspk1 + Zspk2 (2) For simplicity, we shall use identical speaker loads from the speaker we showed in the above example. Hence, Zspk1 = Zspk2 Zeq = 6 + 6 = 12 ohms Thus by connecting two speakers ...

BR><BR>I have narrowed it down to 2 models from the same manufacturer and series of speakers.<BR><BR>Option ... Amp. Power, 8 Ohm 30 - 150 Watts <BR>High Frequency Driver 1" <BR>Low Frequency ...

BR><BR>Putting them in parallel won't work - 2 6 ohm speakers in parallel will work as one 3 ohm, and I have the receiver set to 6 ohms. The remaining option then is to put them in series.

Depending on the design of the speaker, the impedance at any frequency could vary between 2 and 8 ohms, or even go as high as 40 ohms! This rating is almost always an average. This "nominal" range ...

Depending on the design of the speaker, the impedance at any frequency could vary between 2 and 8 ohms, or even go as high as 40 ohms! This rating is almost always an average. This "nominal" range ...