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speakers in/out phase
Submitted by twizza on Sat, 04/02/2005 - 05:37.
For 412 cabinet in stereo, do two of the speakers need to be in phase and two out. If so how do you do that?
Thanks.
do you mean in series or parralell?? have a look here:
http://www.colomar.com/Shavano/4x12wiring.html
i think there is every possibility of wiring a 4x12 here, watch out for your Ohms ratings, get it wrong and it could be expensive.
do you mean wiring the + on one terminal of one speaker to the - on the next speaker and then on to the amp output? and then the - on the other terminal to the + on the next ? you should never do this unles you require a push/pull isobaric alignment, some dual driver sub-woofers require this, maybe bass could elaborate on this one? i think there is an out of phase series and paralell too.
Twizza, just in case your 'notify me' is switched on, I did a new topic called "Some impedance theory". There is also yet another thread on the subj from Riz you may want to read. Blimey, Chinese whispers.
Did enjoy that isobaric something. I tend to forget the importance of keeping the atmospheric pressure constant :wink: Must give up smoking.
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