alexis - 2008-11-12 07:19
Hi All,
Can I use a speaker with 6-Ohm impedance to replace the same size and watt, 4-Ohm speaker?
Alexis
You can, the major effect is you'll lose some output power. But overall that shouldn't be all that much. Your losing about 36% power since impedance is not a linear function.
If the speaker is really efficient, it may overcome some of the power loss.....but it will not harm the amplifier chips which are the most important thing.
Perfect! I shall buy and fit them!
Thank you very much!
Lots of previous threads on here regarding impedance and folks trying out various things so have a dig around if you need more info Alexis.
Thanks Ewen,
Do you know of any good UK sites for parts? I am after a Pinch roller. I found what I am looking for in the US (about $5) but the companies don't ship to the UK. I have also found a UK firm, but they are asking £11 for the part.
Any ideas/suggestions?
Alexis
what radio is the pinch roller for ?
Its a Sharp VZ3500, not a Boombox I know, but it is a practice run for when I get a VZ2000.
Alexis
Hey Alexis, if you want, I could purchase the pinch roller, have it shipped to me, and then ship to you. Just an idea.
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Wow! Thank you very much!
what would be the best way for me to pay?
I am leaving work as it is 5.30, will log back on in an hour or so.
Alexis
Alexis, check your PM.