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Thread: Re-post re QED Transmatch

Started 1 month, 1 week ago by Technophobe
Hi Had previoulst posted this elsewhere but got no replies..>Am at point of needing to order a solution so was hoping someone here would be kind enough to offer an opinio I have a query for the more knowledgeable (than me) about the QED Transmatch Speaker switch product…. http://www.aqsound.com/en/product/QE...roduct_deta ils I have a bedroom that will have 2 pairs of ceiling...
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cnocbui replied 1 month ago
a = yes b = yes c = yes...maybe. The sonus has a total powerr output of 2x55W into 8 ohms so there would probably be enough volume for some background music with all pairs on, but don't expect to be able to support a party in each room. When you wire speakers in paralel, which is what the QED does, you decrease the resistance with each pair you switch in. So, if all your speakers have 8...

Technophobe replied 1 month ago
Hey cnocbui... thanks for the reply..... All that is very useful to know.... My understanding now is that the more speaker pairs on at the same time, the less the effectiveness of each of the additional sets switched on? Is this correct?? "c = yes...maybe. The sonus has a total powerr output of 2x55W into 8 ohms so there would probably be enough volume for some background music ...

 

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Re-post re QED Transmatch
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Hey cnocbui... thanks for the reply..... All that is very useful to know.... My understanding now is that the more speaker pairs on at the same time, the less the effectiveness of each of the additional sets switched on? Is this correct?? "c = yes...maybe. The sonus has a total powerr output of 2x55W into 8 ohms so there would probably be enough volume for some background music with all pairs on, but don't expect to be able to...
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Re-post re QED Transmatch
Published (2009-11-10 19:00:00)
a = yes b = yes c = yes...maybe. The sonus has a total powerr output of 2x55W into 8 ohms so there would probably be enough volume for some background music with all pairs on, but don't expect to be able to support a party in each room. When you wire speakers in paralel, which is what the QED does, you decrease the resistance with each pair you switch in. So, if all your speakers have 8 ohms resistance, the amplifier section of the Sonus...

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