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In Reply to: A and B speaker use. posted by DRam on October 29, 2015 at 20:36:53:
Probably, but the speaker builders hang out on the tech board on the parts express site. Maybe post your dilemma on that board and see what suggestions they might have. I still think you would be fine if both pairs of speakers were true 8-ohms. Speaker systems with a nominal rated impedance of higher than 8-ohms are rare indeed, and if Denon had really not wanted you to run two pair of 8-ohm speakers at once, they would have set up the switching differently.
The board you need to pose your question on is here.
http://techtalk.parts-express.com/forumdisplay.php?2-Tech-Talk-Forum
just cut and paste to that board. They deal with impedance issues regularly, as the nominal impedance is crucial in DIY designs.
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- RE: A and B speaker use. - DavidLD 05:22:11 10/30/15 (1)
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