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Author Topic: Can I possibly cut wires on a set of speakers and solder on another set of speak  (Read 1035 times)

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jteexy

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I think the answer in no, because I don't think it works like with electricity, but just in case I'm wrong I'm going to ask. Can I possibly cut wires on a set of speakers and solder on another set of speakers? So from output to 2 it's outputting to 4 speakers? And let's say the values are the same (impedance or what not) 6ohm. Thanks In Advance

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Short answer = no, not like you're currently thinking.

Longer answer = yes, after some additional understanding (and different speakers).

This page will explain: https://soundcertified.com/speaker-wiring-diagram-guide/
You'll want the ohm load of the new speaker system to be the same as the ohm load of the original speaker system.

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You should also consider if your audio source has the power to drive the additional speakers.