JGrady Posted September 18, 2011 Report Posted September 18, 2011 I was wondering if plugging in the positive wire from two 4 ohm speakers to the positive terminal on one channel and the negative wires to the negative terminal on the same channel would increase, drop, or maintain the ohm load? I over heard someone in a car audio shop here in town say something about it but didn't hear the whole conversation and figured I would ask the one site with the people I feel I can trust with a question like this to get the correct answer. Thanks guys. 2007 Ford Expy 1x 12w7 1x Slash 1000 v2 1x mephis 4 channel Hertz ECX 570 Hertz ESK 570 Pioneer P4200DVD ----------------------- Future Upgrades: 2x 18" FI Audio SP4(Walled) dc 3.5k dc 175.4 2 sets of HAT Clarus C61-2 leaning on Hertz though Multiple XS D3100 batteries 2x mechman alternators Big 3 upgrade HID 6000k headlights
RickyFriery97 Posted September 18, 2011 Report Posted September 18, 2011 if you put two 4 ohm speakers on one channel, it will drop the ohm load to 2 ohms 2014 Chevy Silverado Crewcab 1994 Chevy Full Size blazer
mr1mrwun Posted September 18, 2011 Report Posted September 18, 2011 The method you over-heard in the shop is connecting the speakers in parallel. And yes the load would drop. BTW....the search function on this forum works well. So does google
JGrady Posted September 18, 2011 Author Report Posted September 18, 2011 The method you over-heard in the shop is connecting the speakers in parallel. And yes the load would drop. BTW....the search function on this forum works well. So does google I tried google and got some information about it and I couldn't get the right search through here so figured I could ask. Thanks for the information though. Been a big help. 2007 Ford Expy 1x 12w7 1x Slash 1000 v2 1x mephis 4 channel Hertz ECX 570 Hertz ESK 570 Pioneer P4200DVD ----------------------- Future Upgrades: 2x 18" FI Audio SP4(Walled) dc 3.5k dc 175.4 2 sets of HAT Clarus C61-2 leaning on Hertz though Multiple XS D3100 batteries 2x mechman alternators Big 3 upgrade HID 6000k headlights
mr1mrwun Posted September 18, 2011 Report Posted September 18, 2011 The method you over-heard in the shop is connecting the speakers in parallel. And yes the load would drop. BTW....the search function on this forum works well. So does google I tried google and got some information about it and I couldn't get the right search through here so figured I could ask. Thanks for the information though. Been a big help.
mr1mrwun Posted September 18, 2011 Report Posted September 18, 2011 ^^^^sorry on my phone in the middle of an install. Next time try to generalize to a topic rather than a specific thing. Jus for example in ur case 'speaker connections' Not trying to be a jackass I've made the same mistake too with searches in the past
JGrady Posted September 19, 2011 Author Report Posted September 19, 2011 ^^^^sorry on my phone in the middle of an install. Next time try to generalize to a topic rather than a specific thing. Jus for example in ur case 'speaker connections' Not trying to be a jackass I've made the same mistake too with searches in the past I get what your saying. Thanks for all the information though. 2007 Ford Expy 1x 12w7 1x Slash 1000 v2 1x mephis 4 channel Hertz ECX 570 Hertz ESK 570 Pioneer P4200DVD ----------------------- Future Upgrades: 2x 18" FI Audio SP4(Walled) dc 3.5k dc 175.4 2 sets of HAT Clarus C61-2 leaning on Hertz though Multiple XS D3100 batteries 2x mechman alternators Big 3 upgrade HID 6000k headlights
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