Connecting many speakers to one receiver or amplifier

If you are installing several speakers throughout a salon on a budget, you have to see this video. If you just connect speakers by twisting all the plus wires together and connect them to plus and do the same thing for minus, you could end up with a blown amplifier and it wont matter how many watts its on.
Impedance is the most important factor here, and you most likely have to use a combination og series and parallel connections depending on each separate speakers impedance and depending on how many speakers you want to install to one amplifier output.

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[axdrome]

this is correct for the given configuration, but maybe the law of Ohm should be explained in order to be able to calculate the impedance for a general setup: why the end result is 1 ohm in the first case, and 4 ohm in the second is probably a bit mystical for some people.

[VOIRmusic]

THIS IS THE BEST EXPLANATION I VE FOUND AFTER 2 HOURS THANK YOU!!!!

[nomaday]

I havnt learned anything in school but for the first time today I have learned something.

[MrThefatheroftheyear]

Genius video. many ppl need to know this info my friend. Please continue to make more in-depth home audio set ups and I’m certain you will see your channel grow! Very very valuable stuff. Thank you! Just what I needed.

[LikelyLagging]

The BEST and cheapest way to go about a system like this is getting commercial 70v (volt) speakers and a commercial amplifier. Not only is it cheaper, but it requires much less wiring and much less complex wiring as all the speakers can just Daisy chain together.

[AzzrudinJamil]

Nice. This tutorial is much simpler than most most video which like to cramp every knowledge that they know in 10 mins.

[shawnio]

I dont know why but seeing someone break it down on a whiteboard made it sound so much more better for me lol I hate electricity when I start getting sensitive circuits involved, a mistake can be a costly mistake this is a low voltage but flicking that switch on my ebike still freaks me out

[iamlm]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I learned something.

[xaoslogic]

Thank you for the video. This was learning I was looking for.

[haula]

Great and thanks to making easy to explain.

[JimKambing]

Well done! Explanation is perfectly clear. Thank you so much.

[leadguitar]

Well, but what can I do with different ohms and watts collected speakers to built à Powerful enclosure ?

[robertbrown]

Love this video! Thank you so much for doing this I've been trying to find out this information out any you have it right here!! Thank you kindly

[tomlawrence]

Want this guy to be my science teacher 😩

[matthewwanek]

thanks mate, i didnt kill my amp bc of you <3

[prashantchaudhary]

people here saying they learnt something..
this is actually high school physics, but kids are never taught real life implementation so they grow up into unaware adults with some text book knowledge. m telling you, if you have gone to school you have definitely solved questions on series and parallel resistance.

[ridered]

Very nice, Spot on. Going through this right now with my boat.

[crfisaiah]

Does this include with car audio amplifiers ?

[KeziahFuenco]

My amplifier is 160Watts per channel. Can i put 2 bookshelf speaker directly into one channel? Two wires for positive and 2 wires for negative? Each speaker has 8ohm and 80Watts.

[AtticusBowie]

How would I be able to connect two speakers into one side? I understand that in this video it explains four, but I need to know how to do two for left, and two for right.