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Anonymous | Ok ill come right out and state i know little about ohms watts etc. i have a centre speaker. i need to hookup to my computers "centre out" it has a 6ohm impedance. im thinging of buying this amp. http://www.dse.com.au/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/3fbcccbf0ddbfc04273fc0a87f9c074e/Product/View/A2760 its 80w x2 @ 8 ohms (which is most likely Peak Power bs/.) can i run this speaker through this amp, mono? whatever akldsflk;asjdfl... . i know nothing. i know i need a god damn amp. and anyone i find on the net is either too expensive.. or i cant get it shipped to australia. and the shops here suck. help me please thx |
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G-Man | No reason you couldn't use a stereo amp. But AudioSource AMP-5.1A 100 Watt Power Amplifier is a mono amp and I know etronics.com sells it at $125. Try doing a google search for that audio source mono amp. Maybe it is available fromsomeone in Oz. Marantz and Outlaw Audio sell very high quality mono amps--but the Outlaw amp is 200 watts into 8 ohms and 300 watts into 4 ohms and costs $299. |
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Anonymous | cool thx |
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Robbie McFerren Unregistered guest | The only way this will work, is if you use a tube amp, this way the impedance mismatch won't cause amp problems, with a solid state amp 6 on 8 is no good. Will it work? Yes, but it could cause problems. Safest bet with solid state: Hook two six ohms in series (12 ohms) or connect it to the 4 ohm amp position (if avalible). My home theater speakers are also 6 ohms. |