DVD 5.1 HTS speakers to AVR.
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AVR Pioneer Receiver.
just4kix
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The ratings (impedence and power handling capacity) should match - that's all.
The speakers are from this DAV-DZ290K : DVD Home Theatre System : Home Theatre System : Sony Asia Pacific
In the back of the speakers it is mentioned 3 ohms
In the back of the speakers it is mentioned 3 ohms
just4kix
Well-Known Member
Then they won't do, I am afraid. Most likely, the Pioneer AVR is compatible with 6 Ohms or 8 Ohms.
Kaptan,
Some of the speakers are 1 way full range. You could try putting them in series connection (not parallel). You can learn more Series Vs. Parallel Wiring
BTW, congratulations on receiving your Pioneer and enjoy your product. Well, I am still waiting for my Sony 7.1 from Ebay.
Cheers!
Some of the speakers are 1 way full range. You could try putting them in series connection (not parallel). You can learn more Series Vs. Parallel Wiring
BTW, congratulations on receiving your Pioneer and enjoy your product. Well, I am still waiting for my Sony 7.1 from Ebay.
Cheers!
Kaptan, I got in touch with Ebay over phone and chat and they confirmed that the seller delayed in shipping to the reseller (ICC) and hence the delay. But, it should reach within the stipulated date 28 June.
No probs, I should be getting the Sony or in case of a refund, I will go for a Pioneer like you guys did.
Anyways, do let us know how your Sony speakers sound in series.
Cheers!
No probs, I should be getting the Sony or in case of a refund, I will go for a Pioneer like you guys did.
Anyways, do let us know how your Sony speakers sound in series.
Cheers!
Kaptan,
In simple terms, two speakers of same impedance in series doubles the impedance and in parallel halves it. In your case, two Sony speakers in series 3 Ohms + 3 Ohms will make it 6 Ohms, which should be fine with your Pioneer. You can either use the combination as fronts, front highs or even surrounds.
Most importantly, your Sony speakers are 1 way and full range, so such a connection can be advised.
Though it is not very complicated, I would advise that you do a little more research, or even look for some more simpler articles on the topic in the net and go about it.
I do have an assortment of some bookshelves and even Sony 3 Ohms speakers and have tried various combinations in the past with great success. But again, PLEASE TRY only if you understand the concept well.
Best+
In simple terms, two speakers of same impedance in series doubles the impedance and in parallel halves it. In your case, two Sony speakers in series 3 Ohms + 3 Ohms will make it 6 Ohms, which should be fine with your Pioneer. You can either use the combination as fronts, front highs or even surrounds.
Most importantly, your Sony speakers are 1 way and full range, so such a connection can be advised.
Though it is not very complicated, I would advise that you do a little more research, or even look for some more simpler articles on the topic in the net and go about it.
I do have an assortment of some bookshelves and even Sony 3 Ohms speakers and have tried various combinations in the past with great success. But again, PLEASE TRY only if you understand the concept well.
Best+
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