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Re: Can I use 6 ohm speakers on my 8 ohm aiwa av-x300?
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You can use 6Ohms speaker in place of an 8Ohms speaker. No damage will occur to the set, but the quality of sound output will be a little bit less and the output will be a little bit high. OK.
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These speakers are 6 OHMS, that means you can only use an amp that is rated for 6 ohms. The original amp put out 20 watts (rms). Any amp rated above 25 watts per channel could do serious damage to the speakers if turned up to the highest levels.
It depends on the impedance of the speakers, if you use (2) 8 ohms speaker on each channel the load will be 4 ohms if you use (2) 4 ohms the load will be 2 ohms , check and see what load the amp can handle.
You should be able to use any decent pair of speakers with an impedance between 8 Ohms and 16 Ohms and maximum power capability of at least 33 Watts. The link provided is for the specifications page of the owner's manual. http://audio.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/aiwa/cxnhmt75.html?p=31
Hi. You can always use a Receiver with an output impedance that is lower than the speakers input impedance.Problems arise when you try to use a Receiver with a higher output impedance than the Speakers input impedance.
No external tape loops. This is NOT a component system in the usual sense.
Wattage is not THE major consideration, impedance is.I can't find any documentation on this product but these small units are usually spec'd for speakers with less than 8-ohms to tweak the power output figure at a dreadful distortion level. All other things being equal, 8-ohm speakers would require more power so you'd have to crank it more. Overdriving any amplifier (like this one) will create speaker-killing distortion.
Try making sure tape monitor is in off position. Also I assume front speaker button is engaged. Another option is that analog setting needs to be changed to digital if digital output
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