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holy crap, im literally retarded.

just looked back at the tag, the 0 in 80, was actually the O in Ohms.

its '8OHMS', not '80 HMS'

 

problem solved, itll work fine

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So, I know a ton about computers, and basically nothing about audio.

Ive got a pair of large passive tower speakers at home, that according to the tag on them, are rated at 80 Ohm impedance and a max of 180 Watts.

my plan was to use a raspberry pi with a JustBoom Amp Hat on it to power the speakers and act as a media player (using Volumio).

 

the Amp Hat ouputs 2x55W which should be enough to get the speakers plenty loud enough, but the amp is only rated for 4 or 8 Ohms.

 

Is it actually going to work, or will everything just explode?

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22 minutes ago, SSL said:

What's the model of speaker?

KenWood JL-975AV

 

i cant find any information about them online however, the tag on them has the following information:

 

4way 5 speaker system

impedance 80OHMS
max input power 180W

frequency range 30Hz~20kHz

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holy crap, im literally retarded.

just looked back at the tag, the 0 in 80, was actually the O in Ohms.

its '8OHMS', not '80 HMS'

 

problem solved, itll work fine

How do Reavers clean their spears?

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