shouldn't be, it'll just draw your soundstage back behind your head (most likely) and also will be a dirtier signal back there too
My setup is the following:
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-Infinity 7541a Reference Series 111w RMS 4 Channel at 4ohms
-Infinity Kappa Perfect6.1 Components 100wRMS 4ohms
-Infinity Kappa 6x9mids 110w RMS 2ohms
Will running the mids at 2ohms and components at 4ohms be a problem?
shouldn't be, it'll just draw your soundstage back behind your head (most likely) and also will be a dirtier signal back there too
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yeah, the 2ohm speakers will be in the rear. How much worse do you think the sound quality will really be? My main concern is that i dont cause any damage to the speakers running a different ohm than the amp is set to. Thanks!
There's no "set to". the 111W 4ohms means when you connect a 4 ohm load on it, the amp can only send out a max of 111W safely. If you look at the specs on that amp, it also says 139W 2ohms, which means 139 watts if you connect a 2 ohm load on it. Since they will be on different channels, it's okay to mix the impedances, you'll just have different amplification levels on the different channels.
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oh now i understand, thank you for clearing that up.
I havent inspected my closely yet and was under the impression that it had a switch to choose between 2ohms and 4ohms. a noob misunderstanding i will admit. Thank you.
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