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    Join Date: May 2010

    Location: Melbourne, Australia

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    I'm Greg.

    Default Amping a centre speaker

    Gday, My tv sound output is not good. I was wondering, as i have a spare Pioneer centre speaker and bantam gold amp, if it is possible/safe to run audio out from pvr to the BG amp and then connect to a single centre speaker. If it is ok, How would i wire it?;Right and left amp negative connections to the one speaker neg connection and same for R&L positives to the one speaker positive connection??
    Greg.

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    Join Date: Jul 2010

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    Definately not how you mentioned as you'd effectively be shorting both channels together

    Just connect one channel & use one input! It doesn't matter if the second channel has no input & nothing connected to the output


    However, if you happen to have a speaker that is bi-wirable then you can bi-amp it. Connect the input to both left & right channels & one output to the bass/mid driver & the other channel to the tweeter. Just make sure you remove the shorting bars on the speaker or you'll likely damage the amplifier.
    Bests, Mark



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    Join Date: May 2010

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    Thanks. I searched google for that advice and couldn't find it. Should have come to the experts first.
    Greg.

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