How to connect speakers to a amplifier 

clicked on for same reason

but his nephew is a good guy, whatsamattawithyou.

For real who give a shit about IT shit you didnt explain shit

Thank you

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I scrubbed through, this is worthless.

Damn Cheryl

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Glad I saw your comment before I watched.

I swear to god 😂😂😂😂, like cmon vintage i came to fix my speakers not to be a psychotherapist.

@@manscv7037 you know what youre comming for on this side of the internet 😂😂

@@leseton I thought i was ready for this side but i was wrong bruh 😂😂🤦🏽‍♂️💀.

LOL

Tf bruh, then you miss all the info about his nephew

that's such a correct describtion:D

Are you related to the guy who made this video?. Relatively young at 27 & you can't even set up a stereo. I was doing that at 14 years old, by the time I was 27 I was married & 3 kids & owned seperates technics hifi . Go out with your single man's money & buy a new half decent system for half a months wage. I ain't rich either. You wasn't given that system he just couldn't be bothered to go to the tidy tip.

Young people really don't know anything about this stuff, it's my 3rd best watched video

???you won the lottery,?

@@vintagestereo no I'm going to pay off the amplifier over at 18 month. Do you know the answer to my question how to hook up one speaker to stereo amplifier

mono playing with 1 speaker is not a problem

sorry but you shouldn't hear any strange noises coming from the speaker's after turning it on, is the volume control set on minimum ?

@@markrowe8824 Yes the volume is on minimum, actually I can move the volume to any level, it does not affect it this sound

I don't think better cable's will change anything to do with this noise, all you should hear from the speakers once the relay's click is music, any strange noises may indicate a fault within the amp.

When you put 2 speakers on one speaker connection and both speakers are 8 ohm they will as 2 togheter draw 4 ohm from that 1 speaker connection. If you use 2!speakers drom 4 ohm you will draw 2 ohm…. Most amplifiers can’t draw 2 ohm, you will blow up the amp on louder volume levels

Also dont connect a 4 ohm and a 8 ohm togheter in 1 speakeroutput

ik heb maar 8% nederlandse subscribers

Ow je bent gewoon nederlands 😂😂😂

Sounds like a ground loop problem. I would make sure your tv and amp are connected to the same power strip to avoid the feedback noise

The TV must be output and the aux amplifier input

Better don’t do it unless your amp can handle 2 ore 1 ohm

yes

@@vintagestereo pioneer A-656mk2 per channel 60watt and klipsch R-51M 85watt will not be a problem?

i hope one of my subscribers can answer you, I never expierience with 2 amps before

Be sure to consult the amplifier manual or research your amp model online to be sure it can be bridged. If your amplifier does not claim to be able to bridge, don't try to bridge it. It may already be bridged internally, and you could cause damage to your amplifier., this is how you bridge an amplifier From the wires coming out of the speaker, connect the positive speaker lead to terminal A (the positive for channel 1) and connect the negative speaker lead to terminal D (the negative for channel 2) if your amplifier is a 4 channel amp just do the same thing

8ohms will be per channel. It does not change if you use four or one. It is the resistance applied between + and - only.

don't cnoonect all your speakers in single channel it can ruin your amp if you want to connect only one speaker in a single channel just hook it up to any speaker terminal of your amplifier

no you can't connect your earphone to your speaker out.

no point in that

your amplifier will only clip if you will turn on the volume knob to far. 80W is very much. more as enough to drive these speakers

@@vintagestereo thank you 💐