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Opinions on dual front L/R speakers @ 4ohms Parallel...Paradigm/ Emotiva PICS
So I just hooked up 2 pairs of Paradigm Studio speakers(100v2's & 40 v4's) to my Emotiva XPA-2 wired in parallel presenting a 4 ohm load to the amp, in which it is rated to produce 350 watts rms per channel....I know this shouldn't be a problem for the amp at all and the crossover is set to 80Hz for all speakers. Are there any negatives to doing this in a 7.1 channel HT set up that's used for music and movies? The other 5 speakers are powered by an XPA-5 and a Paradigm Studio 15 handles the lows. I'm currently using an Onkyo TX-SR876 receiver as a pre/pro but an Integra DHC 9.9 processor is on it's way. Anyone else have a similar configuration? Any input appreciated
So I just hooked up 2 pairs of Paradigm Studio speakers(100v2's & 40 v4's) to my Emotiva XPA-2 wired in parallel presenting a 4 ohm load to the amp, in which it is rated to produce 350 watts rms per channel....I know this shouldn't be a problem for the amp at all and the crossover is set to 80Hz for all speakers. Are there any negatives to doing this in a 7.1 channel HT set up that's used for music and movies? The other 5 speakers are powered by an XPA-5 and a Paradigm Studio 15 handles the lows. I'm currently using an Onkyo TX-SR876 receiver as a pre/pro but an Integra DHC 9.9 processor is on it's way. Anyone else have a similar configuration? Any input appreciated
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