Jdiddlydawg
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So I own this receiver Amazon product ASIN B078WFDR8D100 watts x 2 (8 ohms, 1 Kilo Hertz). Speaker impedance - 6–16 ohms
I want to get new speakers later this year, but I barely understand how ohms work. I found a calculator that says the 6ohms from two 80th anni Wharfedale Dentons would be too low for my receiver at 3ohms, and even the Diamond 220 Bookshelf Speakers are "8Ω Compatible, with a minimum impedance of 4.1Ω."
What range should I be looking for? Or do websites just list the combined ohms on the product page & I don't need to use a calculator?
I want to get new speakers later this year, but I barely understand how ohms work. I found a calculator that says the 6ohms from two 80th anni Wharfedale Dentons would be too low for my receiver at 3ohms, and even the Diamond 220 Bookshelf Speakers are "8Ω Compatible, with a minimum impedance of 4.1Ω."
What range should I be looking for? Or do websites just list the combined ohms on the product page & I don't need to use a calculator?