“My mancave has speakers installed in the ceiling from the previous owner. They measure 4.8 ohms with a multimeter. Which impedance should I select, 4 or 6 ohm? Thanks.”
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The speakers generally should be considered 4 ohms. However, the electrical impedance that the speaker presents to an amplifier will vary with the signal (music or sound track) that is played and typically cannot (should not) be measured with a multimeter while the unit is in operation. But the unpowered multimeter resistance should be close in setting parameters in the receiver and matching speakers to the amplifier.
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