The speaker level input on subs is Very High Impedence.
Current Draw
Hi there,
I'm curious to know if anyone would be able to tell me if there is a current draw by my subwoofer from my amp in the following configuration:
integrated amp has only one set of binding posts; no subwoofer line out. I have one set of speaker cables going from the amp's binding posts to my main speakers. I have a SECOND set of speaker cables going from the same binding posts to the subwoofer speaker level inputs.
Does this second set of speaker cable running to my sub put more strain/ current draw on my amp than if I were only running one set of cables to main speakers? in other words, does it change the load on the amp?
Sorry for the slightly confusing post... I'm have a brain meltdown at the moment, which is preventing me from forming proper sentences! ;)
thanks guys (and girls, however few there are on here)
I'm curious to know if anyone would be able to tell me if there is a current draw by my subwoofer from my amp in the following configuration:
integrated amp has only one set of binding posts; no subwoofer line out. I have one set of speaker cables going from the amp's binding posts to my main speakers. I have a SECOND set of speaker cables going from the same binding posts to the subwoofer speaker level inputs.
Does this second set of speaker cable running to my sub put more strain/ current draw on my amp than if I were only running one set of cables to main speakers? in other words, does it change the load on the amp?
Sorry for the slightly confusing post... I'm have a brain meltdown at the moment, which is preventing me from forming proper sentences! ;)
thanks guys (and girls, however few there are on here)