Quick Question!

[Strānj-Bōōmbŏks]

Hey bros!
I need quick help on this: I have an Aiwa TPR 945 opened up on the table with 8Ω speakers (originals) what happens if I put in some 4Ω’s speakers to replace them?

 

[redbenjoe]

Hey bros!
I need quick help on this: I have an Aiwa TPR 945 opened up on the table with 8Ω speakers (originals) what happens if I put in some 4Ω’s speakers to replace them?

it will play ALOT louder -
but our tech members will advise you to use it gently---
or you will over-work your amp

 

[jaetee]

Hey bros!
I need quick help on this: I have an Aiwa TPR 945 opened up on the table with 8Ω speakers (originals) what happens if I put in some 4Ω’s speakers to replace them?

it will play ALOT louder -
but our tech members will advise you to use it gently---
or you will over-work your amp

Yes, it "could" overheat your amp circuitry...

 

[Strānj-Bōōmbŏks]

Damn, it sounds loud already! I wonder what SuppaDuppa has to say.... :super: ???

 

[jaetee]

http://www.audioholics.com/educatio...hm-speakers-to-an-8-ohm-receiver-or-amplifier

 

[MasterBlaster84]

Hey bros!
I need quick help on this: I have an Aiwa TPR 945 opened up on the table with 8Ω speakers (originals) what happens if I put in some 4Ω’s speakers to replace them?

it will play ALOT louder -
but our tech members will advise you to use it gently---
or you will over-work your amp

Yes, it "could" overheat your amp circuitry...

Considering these are old I would stay away from adding stress like this to the amp. Yes it will work and it may do so for a long time but do you want to take the risk?

 

[Strānj-Bōōmbŏks]

Considering these are old I would stay away from adding stress like this to the amp. Yes it will work and it may do so for a long time but do you want to take the risk?

Maybe you're right... I should leave it stock....

 

[Fatdog]

Replacing with 6 ohm speakers should work okay, but yeah, definitely stay away from 4 ohm replacements.

 

[monchito]

Replacing with 6 ohm speakers should work okay, but yeah, definitely stay away from 4 ohm replacements.