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Seasoned Member Join Date: Jun 2016 | Basic sound system question
So i have a really nice thx certifide sound system, BUT, due to space constraints in the new area, i was wondering if i have to have all 5 speakers hooked up. What if i 2ant juat the front and center speakers? Is leaving the other speaker input jacks empty causing any shorts or opens? The amp is mounted to the rear of the sub, so all speakers hook to the back of the sub via rca cable type. Thanks |
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MCB Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Southern Maine |
I run 3 instead of 5 all the time. It wouldnt cause any problems unless you had a weird setup with the speakers running in series, for the correct ohm rating. In your setup, just tell it you don't have the rears connected, and it would redirect the audio into the front.
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