Can you add 2 more speakers to the amp.?For a total of 4 or No?
2067011
According to the directions and wiring provided you can. I only have two speakers so I cannot answer from experience.
2067012
If you only have 2 You can add 2more but you won't have the front to back fade. Mine is on a 01 flht with a stock Harley radio and I added speakers on my tour pack
729974
I also have a question about this, are there any speaker stands that hold 2 speakers per stand, side by side or something? I don't really have the space to set up 4 rear speakers on individual stands (plus it would look kind of stupid in my apartment).
861678
I am not sure but I don't see why you wouldn't you be able to add an additional amplifier to it
1808980
I placed my amp and wifi adapter on a bookshelf close to the wall where I placed the outdoor speakers. I am actually trying to find out if I can daisy chain another amp to the SA-4 so I can add more speakers. But to add more speakers to the primary amp, no not enough terminals.
1088337
You need to purchase a separate amp for your 6" speakers. I have two small amps driving 6 speakers, & the sub has its own internal amp. Even if you could use the amp to power additional speakers. You wouldn't want to do that.
277840
It will not be too much. However, you will need to be sure the amp is 2000w rms not peak. Each speaker is a 1500 watt peak 400 rms. Make sure your amp can output enough to support both.
1761600
You can hook multiple speakers, but you won't get all the music from them. The amp is mono meaning it plays only one channel of music. Stereo music has two channels (at least) and needs both playing to sound "correct" This is not the right amp for that setup.
1897964
You could. However, probably not enough wattage to power additional speakers.
1002111
Actually you cannot add extra speakers. The only way to do it will change the impedance of the speakers making it likely you'll ruin the transformer in the unit. There are no extra speaker jacks on the unit. There are no jacks on the speakers, the speaker wires are permanently installed. It is designed for one set of speakers. This is a very nice unit for the price. It's one of the few shelf systems left that can accommodate multiple CD's.
33626
Yes, you can even configure this for just 2 speakers, with or without a subwoofer. However, the Onkyos are plagued with problems. Check out the Yamaha, more expensive but more versatile and reliable.
1640038
Your AMP supports speakers with a particular impedance (4/8/16 Ohms) and thus is capable of driving a particular current down the wire to the speaker. Adding additional speakers to a single connection increases the current that the amplifier must drive (load) and can cause issues with overloading the amplifier outputs. Using something like this allows you to match the impedance correctly and not overload the amplifier and allow you to hook up to 4 sets of speakers to the amplifier. The downside is that amp only delivers 1 power numbers, so to drive all 4 sets of speaker that power will be split across all 4 sets. Thus when driving all 4 at once the volume would probably be 25% of actual volume (assuming you drive all 4 at the same level). You would then need to adjust the volume at the amp for that situation, but at least you are still within the limits of the amplifier and shouldn't cause any issues.
653700
Yes. There are instructions that come with the amplifier for setting up multiple speakers.
1745943
No, you cannot hook up extra speakers - and the two that come with the system give out great sound -
653701
Yes, multiple speakers can be attached, however there are some rules to follow. 1. The speakers must match the amplifiers output impedance (I'll explain) and 2. You must not exceed the amplifiers power rating...in this case 80 watts. Back to rule 1: For multiple speakers, use the 25Volt or 70Volt output terminations (screws). The speakers must have the ability to be set to either, usually with a movable tap. You can stack, in parallel several speakers...now the 2nd rule comes in. The speakers must also have a movable power tap so you can set the amout of "watts". The total watts of all speakers combined should not exceed 80. For example, if you need to have 4 speakers in your hall or other public gathering placing, they can only be set to a maximum (individually) of 20 watts. In total, then you have an 80 watt load. Remember all the speakers must be either 70v if you're using the 70v tap on the amp, or 25v if you're using the 25v tap on the amp. Good engineering practice says you should leave some "overhead", so if I were doing these 4 speakers, I'd set them for a max of 15 watts (times 4 is 60 watts) leaving 20 watts overhead. Depending on your "room", you may start out by setting them to 10 watts, testing the system for loudness. If you find that that's sufficient, leave it at 10. One other caution...some amplifiers have output "short" protection in the event you accidently short the speaker leads while the amp is on. This one does NOT, so be careful when wiring the speakers...leave the amp off until you're all done....good luck!!
1808978
I placed my amp and wifi adapter in my garage because I use the system outside near my pool. My wifi router from my service provider (Bell Canada) is located insie the house near my back door. I am not sure of the issues with adding two more speakers but I think you should try two first. I also bought the system expecting to add more speakers, but the system is pretty loud and my neighbors are sufficiently upset when I play the system with just two speakers. The sound is great and quite loud.Paul
1259949
it is a 5 Channel amp. 4 regular speakers and sub. I have 4 6" component speakers and 1 10" sub. I can't see why you could not do this but it is probably not suggested.
1647201
Not without running them parallel with another 4 ohms speaker or wiring them to them self in parallel. Individually these r 2 4 ohms speakers