Well, I might have some bad data here but both speakers are 8 ohm so together create 4 ohm. Your Amp claims to have 4 ohm capability so you are probably OK in hooking these up in parallel. I's still be cautious with the volume. A quick call to NAD would easily settle your mind though if you don't trust their web page or are paranoid like me.
Still, that won't solve your problem if you want to actually divide the lows from the mids & highs. Just wiring them in parallel will still have both running full range. You would need to build your own crossover device (not simple) or buy an amp that has multiple outputs and allows you to change the crossovers of different sets of speaker outputs. Most 5.1 amps will allow you to simply set pairs of speakers to "Large" or "Small" which could let the "large" run full range and the "smalls" to just receive whats over the crossover threshold. Most people use this to keep all the lows going to their sub woofer but it might 'kinda sorta' do what you are proposing However, that's mostly used for multi-channel music so you would have to make sure your amp/receiver can do two sets of mains (two simultaneous fronts or two zones) and that there is a small/large setting for both. Holy ___, the more I type, the more I think, just run the speakers you think are the best detailed with highs and mids and invest in a good sub, like someone said. KISS theory. -- Murph ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Murph's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=10553 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=39759 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
