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You can choose which cookies you want to accept. We need basic cookies to make this site work, therefore these are the minimum you can select. You can always change your cookie preferences in your profile settings. To homepage To homepage. Menu Forum overview Recently active topics Unanswered questions Community. I bought a house where the the downstairs is hardwired with 6 small i.

The speakers are driven by an old Pioneer AV receiver connected via an SS4 speaker selector with impedance protection. I have a Sonos Connect attached to the receiver to stream music on a hard disk attached to my router. I also have a CD player and a subwoofer connected to the receiver. I want to replace the Pioneer receiver because it's too big, clunky and complicated for the space and what I need it to do. I also need to replace the Sonos Connect because it's one of the first units made and fails intermittently, requiring frequent resets.

My questions are 1 Will it drive all 8 speakers at a reasonable volume like the Pioneer without triggering the impedance protection on the SS4 switch; and 2 is the sound decent?

Note that the Bose speakers driven by the Pioneer sound WAY better than any of the various Sonos zone players I have in other locations. Any thoughts appreciated. Share Tweet Share Share. This topic has been closed for further comments. You can use the search bar to find a similar topic, or create a new one by clicking Create Topic at the top of the page.

Perhaps not; the big clunky box may well be the one with the power to drive all your speakers - no small thing - that a Connect Amp may struggle with. It seems like you are only using two channels of the multi channel receiver though; what is the power deliver spec per channel? With the impedances of the combined load another question mark, the safe thing to do for a system that seems to be working well is to disturb it as less as possible.

That would mean replacing the Connect once you establish that the earlier unit has failed. But be sure to do that by ruling out network issues as the reason for the old Connect to have hiccups. Lucid AV. The Bose double cubes are effectively a single speaker each, so you have three Bose satellites plus I hope the Bose sub. If it's the Bose Acoustimass 10 kit then the satellites are fed via the sub. The sub is usually fed from the centre, left, right, surround left, surround right speaker outputs of a 5.

There is no dedicated sub connection to the AV receiver. The sub filters its sound from the 5 main speaker feeds. It's said that each channel of the Bose Acoustimass system provided a Ohm load to the amp. Unfortunately Bose aren't forthcoming with exact specs so it's speculative about the minimum load.

There's also no information about speaker efficiency. That info is incredibly important, and the fact that Bose won't say what the dB efficiency of their speakers is tells you volumes about the quality or lack thereof of the product. It could be using a big old wire-wound transformer and beefy capacitors so can supply lots of current which the Bose speakers will lap up. Modern amps don't do that.

They use switch mode power supplies sometimes referred to as Digital Amplification to make it sound high tech and new which aren't so good at driving difficult loads. However, Digital amplification is very efficient and cheaper to build so it keeps the green lobby and the bean counters happy while providing the marketing department with a high Wattage figure to shout about. The problem is Watts mean sod all if there's no current to back it up. What we need to know then is which Pioneer receiver, and how exactly are the receiver speaker outs connected to the speaker switch, and most importantly which connections on the speaker switch are connected to what speakers in your home.

The oddment here is the third one of the Bose cubes. Speakers generally go in pairs, so wiring one speaker in the mix is strange. Okay, so it sounds like you have 4 pairs of speakers plus an active sub. The Bose satellites on their own have a minimum impedance of about 5 Ohms. That's not a disaster. Unofficial figures suggest an efficiency of around 85dB and a frequency range from Hz to 13,Hz.

But you've got what you've got so let's just go with the flow. The connect amp will drive a Ohm load. Depending on your speaker selector and how its current protection works try to configure it so the amp sees a Ohm load or higher. This will help prevent the speakers trying to draw too much current. They weighed in at kg. That weight translated to bigger power transformers, more current and an ability to drive just about any speaker to ear splitting volumes. Yes, the Connect Amp will drive the speakers via the impedance matching switch.

How loud it will go though depends on what it's being compared to in the Pioneer amp. Although a small digression, this allows me to raise a question that has never been explained well enough to me in simple terms a non electrical engineer can understand. So my question is about this oft heard current comment. Let's say there are two amps, both which truly measure 50 watts per channel, rms, at the same THD number, into a measured 8 ohm load.

Is it then possible for them to be different where outputs in current is concerned? If one of these two puts out less current than the other, how does it then manage to deliver the same Watts into the same Ohm load, with the same THD? What part of the inter relationships am I missing? Will the current difference not translate into a Watts difference as well? So, if the same watt spec is to mean different amps current , volts have to change in an inverse way to the change in amperes for a given watts number, going down if the amperes are to be higher than in cases where the amperes or current is lower - for the same watts number.

But both will struggle to meet loads that drop significantly below 4 ohms. Circling back to the OP situation then, I still have my doubts about the suitability of any such amp, given the probable nature of the total load.

The big clunky Pioneer is probably so for good reasons as seen by how well it is driving the load. I'm not an electrical engineer either, so I'm not sure I'll be able to explain it in layman's terms that will also satisfy those who are engineers. The following then is very simplistic. I acknowledge that things are far more complicated in real amplifier circuits, but that's not what the question from Kumar is asking.

When I was at school our physics teacher taught us about transformers, voltage and current by melting a 6" nail. It was a graphic demonstration of what happens to current when using a transformer to convert high voltage to low voltage and what happens to the current generated as a result. There was something like Amps on tap when the nail shorted out the connections.

At their heart amplifiers have the same kind of voltage reduction going on. We're not melting nails but we are reducing mains voltage down to something that won't fry the speakers.

Amplifiers then are voltage sources. Wattage comes from what happens when the voltage is put across a resistance. What separates a good amp from a mediocre one is how far the designers are willing to go to over-spec the transformer rating to deliver a lot of current in to a low Ohms load. A transformer rated just high enough to cope with the stated spec plus a bit of headroom is going to run up to its maximum current rating far sooner than one with a huge amount of headroom.

So, while both might be advertised as 50W in to 8 Ohm, one of them will cope far better running at high volume or dealing with a difficult load. So, what is it about the transformer power specs than makes one better than another? It's this thing called headroom - The additional capability of the transformer to cope with peaks in demand. If we want an amp that can deliver 50W in to a static 8 Ohm load then there's a way of working out what the voltage for the secondary coil of the transformer has to be to deliver that.

In this case it's 20 Volts. That's all fine and dandy for a fixed resistance but speakers aren't that cooperative. Their resistance varies with frequency. So we need to consider what happens when the resistance changes. More specifically, we need to look at what happens then the resistances falls.

If the resistance drops to 4 Ohms then a perfect power supply will deliver 5 Amps and the power being used will raise to W. However, our transformer is designed with a fixed 20 Volt output from the secondary coil for an 8 Ohm load, so unless we can change the the VA rating of the transformer then it's never going to supply anything more than 2.

To make a transformer that can supply 5 Amps in to a 4 Ohm load then we'll need to double the VA rating. Hang on a second Doesn't that make it a Watt amp then? It would do if we increased the secondary turnings to give 28 Volts for an 8 Ohm load.

Connecting the acoustimass, Module to the receiver – Bose Acoustimass 6 Series III User Manual

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