will my 6ohm speakers work with this unit ?
1185765
yes it will but you will have to set it up yourself. Here is a link that explains how to do it.http://faq.yamaha.com/us/en/article/audio-visual/av-receivers-amps/rx/rx-v373_black_u/10254/7117/?current_page_id=1&sort;=&t;ype=
1185766
yes it will but you will have to set it up yourself. Here is a link that explains how to do it. http://faq.yamaha.com/us/en/article/audio-visual/av-receivers-amps/rx/rx-v373_black_u/10254/7117/?current_page_id=1&sort=&type=
1185767
Yes. You will be able to set impedance on the amplifier. The procedure is explained in the detailed instructions available online.
1185768
Yes, but you will not get the full power from the Amp. You most likely will not notice it, but there will be a loss due to the mismatch. It's in the online manual which you can download from the WEB, it's on page 14. (You have to change the settings on the Amp. so get the book from the Web. and look at it to see how you make the change from 8 to 6 ohm. 8 ohm is the default setting. The PDF file is protected so I can't send it to you on here, you will have to get it from the web "Google it", and you should find a copy.
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.
249573
i had a 6-ohm receiver with 8-ohm speakers, center, left, and right channel speakers and the most it did was the receiver would get a little hot sometimes, just try not to use it for more than 2 hours if the ohms are mixed and you should be ok. or if you want to be safe buy a powered sub.
1097405
You should have no problems hooking them up in series. They are 8 ohms so they will be 4 ohms in series. Check you specks to make sure but I am sure that will be fine. We had 2 RC6s hooked up to a Sonos Amp in our master bathroom and it was just fine.
96965
I too am thinking of getting a 6ohm speaker package with a receiver rated at 8ohm. Are your speakers still working fine with this receiver?
1388866
Yes it will work, no it will not sound correct.For the output volume to match the Ohm Rating has to match.
1125663
In a simple answer, no it won't. Mine was less power than needed for two budget coax 6 inch door speakers. To get any thump look for the higher powered name brands, in either single channel, or dual channels you can bridge. 2ohms will take a good bit of power to get decent bass. I bought this same rated amp 20 years ago, and it made two 6x9's sound good, and loud. No way I would buy this one again, and I wish I had never bought it. Come to find out it has the same power as the 15-20 year old alpine in my dash, so there was almost NO change in loudness.
1308906
Yes, your speakers will work. You will need to adjust the receiver for the lowest impedance load you will be driving and everything will be fine. The settings on this unit are: 4 ohms or greater / 6 ohms or greater, choose 4 ohms or greater and it will compensate for the loads
1058056
The speakers work on ohms and watts not on the voltage. So if the ohms coming out of the stereo is 8 ohms and the output does not exceed the 85 watts then it should work just fine
717507
No. Even if every speaker is 8 ohms, this receiver (or any 2 channel stereo receiver) will not meet this demand. You will have to have a bi-amplified system. You can use the Dayton for either the 2 stereo speakers or the 6.5 inch sub...but not both at the same time.
1545550
no, it will not fit. it doesn't have the correct wire grouping for six speakers
1506217
Most current amplifiers can handle 6 ohm speakers without problem (though power output will go up, so pay attention to that). It's 4 ohm speakers where you'll start having serious problems - you'll need an amp that explicitly states it supports high current output. Check your amp's user guide - it should have what impedance is supported.
86978
These are 6 ohm speakers so I will safely say no. You may want to contact the amplifier manufacturer for their input.Sincerely,Matt
175015
yes. do not bridge them. And don't turn it up past 3on the 6 × 9 and 2 on the 6×5until u know your not overworking your speakers
275074
I have 8 ohm B&W; cs1 speakers and use 6ohm without an issue. I'm not sure why they didn't design it for 8ohm
469542
Yes, they should work. Most speaker connections if this type are typically all the same.
135221
Yes it will work fine. If anything going up in ohm ratings is easier and safer than going down. You are taking a 6 ohm rating and going up to 8 which uses less power to drive the speaker. If you were trying to go from 8 ohm rating on the receiver and drive a 4 ohm speaker I might say look out you could cause your amp to switch off from overheating or tripping a fuse. You will be fine and if anything you'll have a little bit more presence from your middle channel now and maybe adjust it down a tad in your setup if it's too much.