“Can I use my Onkyo - 7.1 Home Audio Speaker System Model: SKS-HT870 SKU: 3358535 on this Yamaha? Cause I saw the resistance requirements are different, onkyo is 6, but Yamaha is 8. Can I reset the Yamaha for 6?”
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I believe it is 6-8 ohm stable, no need to adjust any setting. It will actually make more power at 6 ohms.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Although I do not know the specs for your Onkyo speakers, you are able to set the resistance per individual speaker.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.For both the Yamaha RX-V781 and RX-V681 under the "ADVANCED SETUP MENU" select "Change Speaker Impedance". You can go from a 8 oms speaker system to a 6 oms speaker system. See Page 128/129 of the Owners Manual. I have not tried this because I have a definitive 8 oms speaker system. According to the manual, under the 6 oms speaker system, you can also use 4 oms speakers as the Front Speakers.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.absolutley you can change the impedence to 6 ohms. while the receiver is in stand by mode hold the straight button then power on from the unit not controller from there you can change the speaker ohms to your needs. this process will also allow you to change the 4k mode also. I recommend 4k mode 1 if you have a 4k tv with HDR default is set to mode 2.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This Yamaha receiver can easily drive 6 ohm speakers. It's rated for 4 ohms in the front two and 6 ohms for the rest. I'm using it with 4 ohm speakers and it sounds great. Note that there is an initial setting that you set to 6 ohms when any speaker is 6 ohms or less. Instructions are in the manual. I'm pretty sure it only affects the power management and limit circuits. It sounded the same before and after changing this setting. Personally, I would set it for 6 ohms regardless of the speaker rating.
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