“i would like to hook up 4 ohm speakers”

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• You can do that. REMEMBER - All 4-ohm speakers requires more power from an amplifier than an 8-ohm speaker, to produce the same loudness of sound.

  Answered by PT2NV 7 years ago

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• You can connect a single pair of 4 ohm speakers to this. That is all, just 1 set. As mentioned, it takes more to drive 4 ohms then 8 ohms. If you are listening to it too loud you have the potential of over heating the amplifier section of it and it will shut down. Don't block any vents above or below to aid in the cooling of the unit.

  Answered by dereeves 6 years ago

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• I think it's reverse -- 8 ohm speakers need more amplification than 4 ohm speakers, because there's more impedance in 8 ohms.

  Answered by tsizzle 3 years ago

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• Thats what I thought is was as well. Pretty scary when people give the wrong advice.

  Answered by musicality 2 years ago

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• No you can't do that. Minimum speaker impedance for two speakers is 8 ohms, and 16 ohms for four speakers.

  Answered by Teerex 5 years ago

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