Ceiling Speakers Pair

Ceiling Speakers Pair

On-Q MS1650 evoQ 1000, 6.5 In-Ceiling Speaker (Pair)

$62.13

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SPECO TECHNOLOGIES BRC-8 8 Rough-in Kit

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How do I connect my ceiling speakers for my A / V receiver without overloading the receiver?

I have 6 pairs of speakers connected through a speaker selection window (Quest QLS 6.1). They are 4 ohm speakers (from what I understand) and the problem I found was my A / V receiver overloaded (flew various components inside). It is a Denon AVR-600 and I have since had it repaired. All I can say from the back of the receiver which is estimated at 6.16 ohms, which I'm told that was the problem. From what I understand (which is little), the receiver was not built to speakers in the ceiling (as it is a surround receiver) and can only be to power ceiling speakers if I can find a way to reconnect the speakers on the ceiling or add resistance to existing speaker to avoid overloading the receiver. The ceiling speakers now can connect directly into the speaker selector, which is connected directly to the receiver (the main speaker output). I can not seem find something online that offers a solution to this problem and would appreciate any help!

You will not be able to add the speaker despite resistance it is in the number of ohms is the impedance is the best bet is for us a switch to act as a speaker (LISN impedance stabilization network online) or achieve something new that has the correct impedance.