Impedance mix possible?
08-01-2002, 10:54 AM
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Impedance mix possible?
Question for all the electrical types about mixing impdances.
I have a set of 4ohm speakers in the rear and am purchasing a set that are 3ohm for the front. Off a vdrive deck amp, what will the impedance mix do if anything and what will a 4 channel external amp do if anything due to the impedance mix. I figure it'll drive the front stage harder, but I don't want anything to blow up, start a fire, send sparks shooting at my crotch while I drive, that sort a thing.
I have a set of 4ohm speakers in the rear and am purchasing a set that are 3ohm for the front. Off a vdrive deck amp, what will the impedance mix do if anything and what will a 4 channel external amp do if anything due to the impedance mix. I figure it'll drive the front stage harder, but I don't want anything to blow up, start a fire, send sparks shooting at my crotch while I drive, that sort a thing.
08-01-2002, 11:03 AM
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Impedance Match
releasedtruth,
As long as your amp is 2 ohm stable you should nave no problems
and with the impedance being so close, I for one believe you won't notice a difference in volume, As you might if the Impedance difference was more substancial I.E. 8 ohm vice 3.
dc
As long as your amp is 2 ohm stable you should nave no problems
and with the impedance being so close, I for one believe you won't notice a difference in volume, As you might if the Impedance difference was more substancial I.E. 8 ohm vice 3.
dc
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