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Old Sep 10, 2012 | 11:05 PM
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Default Re: Trying to Disable a Speaker. HELP!

I thought I replied to this. Guess I didn't.

I can't see how pulling the output off the amp would hurt it - if it is what I THINK it is, class B Push-Pull, then taking a load away is not going to hurt it. Of course, loading it to heavily (too low of an impedance) could be harmful, but not "under-loading" it.

And as for Class D, I'm not sure I believe removing a load would be harmful in the single-ended configuration. As to the 'full bridge' design, I'm still not sure it would be harmful, but I am less certain.

On a related note - does anyone know what is going on with FOUR wires to each rear speaker? The designations on the diagram don't add up for me.


OOOPS... as for pulling the inputs, I am sure this is not harmful. HOWEVER, when you do that, you run the head with no load - and isn't that supposed to be bad, by your own thinking?? (Seriously, just insulate the disconnected wires and you'll be fine).
 

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