polk audio mm6501 tweeter setting at 3ohms or 0 ohms??
1023776
Thank You for the reply. yes I did mean DB the settings are 0 DB and -3Db I set it at -3db for now. I am till waiting for my sub to arrive. I got a Alpine SWR-T10 10" 1800W 4-Ohm Type-R Shallow-Mount Car Audio Subwoofer. I will take your advice thank You
1023777
do you mean db?if so you may want to use the 0 db setting because the 3+db setting may be too over tinty(but if you use a good sub you may want the 3+db setting for a little more highs) remember this every 3db doubles your power(it could be too much highs for your system).but test and see what your thoughts are(try both).
1909063
the problem with these are they need at least 300 to 500 watts. other wise there going to distort and blow tweeters and mid like crazy. if you got the power you can break them easy. hope this has helped you.
1280867
Not sure what you're asking, but the Onkyo M-5010 is a 2-Channel Power Amplifier. The Instruction Manual states on page 9 (English version): "Setting the speaker Impedance: 1) Switch the Speaker Impedance selector on the unit's rear panel. &gt; [4 ohm or more and less than 8 ohms] Sets the impedance to 4 ohms. &gt; [8 ohms or more and 16 ohms or less] Sets the impedance to 8 ohms. (default) Caution: Settings will not be enabled even when the selector is changed in the Standby mode. To change a setting, be sure to turn on the unit prior to making any changes. P.S. Don't connect more than one speaker wire to a single speaker terminal. Doing so could damage the power amplifier or cause it to malfunction. (I don't know it that's what your asking but I hope this helps.)
875096
Not sure. what you are asking... these are two way 4 ohm stable. hence you can hook up mids and tweets and keep it at 4 ohms so as not to blow them. I am sure you could use other cofigs to change the ohm setting they are just a basic crossover set like the ones you build. They are nice and worth the few dollars they cost. you cant buy the parts separately or as cheap as they are.
1301543
They have an eight ohm impedance. The Polk website has a very complete list of the specs.
923149
OK a couple of things, Is your SPL meter set at C weighting and slow for the slew rate withe range set at 70 or 80db? Also to accuratly calibrate your speakers you would use speaker test tone generator in the setup menu. To do this go to said speaker test tone section, SLOWLY turn the volume up to 0 will running your test tone. Once your volume is at 0 use the SPL meter to adjust the gain on each speaker till it is stable between 75-80. The max I run my system is -28 and to me that is loud so be ready it will be a very loud test tone at 80DB.
270144
There is a setting on the 573 to set speaker impedance to 6 Ohms. See p 80 of the owner's manual. http://download.yamaha.com/api/asset/file/?language=it&site=it.yamaha.com&asset_id=54064
1546304
sorry mine came in a set with tweeters and crossovers but always good idea to have tweeters .if your iffy about it just get 2-way pyle that has tweeters attached to it .
149214
The Klipsch 2.0 is an 8 ohm speaker, whereas the Panasonic SH-FX71 is rated at 3 ohms. If, you were to look at the speaker wires, the 3 ohm are very thin wires as compared to the 8 ohm. I am using 3 ohm speakers and they work fine with 8 ohms speakers, you might have to balance them out. Please check one of the AV forums to make sure. Even if you have to buy 3 ohm speakers, the pair shouldn't be more then $50.
305483
No problem at all. My speakers are 4-6 ohms with dips lower than 4 and it doesn't even get warm.
1639366
I am using a Denon AVR-2313 rated at 105 WPC and bi-amping the RTi-A7s (one pair of wires to the mids/tweeters, the other pair of wires to the woofers). I have no complaints.
201395
Not sure, I suppose they mean that they can be used in stereos that require 4 or 8 ohm resistance speakers. I used them on my stereo cabinet speakers in conjunction with the Pyramid 300 watt woofers. My cabinet speakers (originally Altec Lansing) had a two way speaker system frequency adjuster, & I had to turn it way down because these little tweeters put out so much sound. They really produce great sound together and am very pleased with them. The distance between the mounting holes is just over 2-1/4" which I had to modify for both the tweeters & woofers (not a big deal). Hope this helps. Not sure, I suppose they mean that they can be used in stereos that require 4 or 8 ohm resistance speakers. I used them on my stereo cabinet speakers in conjunction with the Pyramid 300 watt woofers. My cabinet speakers (originally Altec Lansing) had a two way speaker system frequency adjuster, & I had to turn it way down because these little tweeters put out so much sound. They really produce great sound together and am very pleased with them. The distance between the mounting holes is just over 2-1/4" which I had to modify for both the tweeters & woofers (not a big deal). Hope this... » Read More Not sure, I suppose they mean that they can be used in stereos that require 4 or 8 ohm resistance speakers. I used them on my stereo cabinet speakers in conjunction with the Pyramid 300 watt woofers. My cabinet speakers (originally Altec Lansing) had a two way speaker system frequency adjuster, & I had to turn it way down because these little tweeters put out so much sound. They really produce great sound together and am very pleased with them. The distance between the mounting holes is just over 2-1/4" which I had to modify for both the tweeters & woofers (not a big deal). Hope this helps. « Show Less
1124097
I simply sat the tweeters on my two front speakers. Ran a wire from each - and + on the tweeters right into the - and + on my front speakers. They have built in crossovers so it seems to work fine this way.
1580839
i made mine mono, at 2 ohm, by bridging pos to pos, then neg to neg with 8 gage wire, then wire amp pos to neg and let the sound rumble...enjoy...
1361298
The extra tweeters should be fed from a crossover from the front channel speakers as a "component" set. The wiring from the head unit wouldn't be affected by this, it'd wire up to the source or the amp as if it's a 4-speaker system.
2150596
At 8 ohms, the TP30 only puts out around 10 WPC. The Mission 700 specs call for a minimum amplifier power of 15 WPC. I am running my TP30 with a pair of Pioneer SP-BS22-LR which are rated at 6 ohms with only 85 dB sensitivity, meaning they need power to really be driven well. Not sure of the minimum power for the Pioneers, but they sound fantastic with this amp, so you may be OK, seeing that the minimum power is close. A budget speaker that's known to work with the TP30 would be something like the Micca MB42, or even cheaper, the Dayton Audio B652. Both review pretty well for budget loudspeakers, although, I would recommend going with a higher quality speaker like the Pioneer or the Micca as it will make all the difference in getting the most out of the amp. Of course, you could always try the Mission speakers with it first, and see what the sound is like. However you go, best of luck and happy listening!
1516162
I tried an old set of (I believe) 8 ohm speakers on the front right, left, and center channels and notice a marked improvement in sound quality. Do you have more information on this? Will the amp be damaged? Any idea where I can get better quality 3 ohm speakers?