And so it came to pass, on 01-15-97 20:23,
   that Kenneth Parrish spake unto Matt Ion:
 KP> -=> Replying to your message -> SHAYN WILESMITH on 01-14-97 at 08:35
 KP> regarding help ?? <=-
MI>>And so it came to pass, on 01-13-97 20:35,
  >>   that Shayn Wilesmith spake unto All :
MI>> SW> 1. Is there a limit to how many speakers you can run off one
MI>> SW> amp ?
 KP> (cut)
  >>There's also the interaction you'll get between multiple drivers and
  >> their crossovers; the effects may be undesireable.
 KP> Loading effects on the amplifiers, causing clipping?  
If it's loaded too low, definitely.
 KP> Or do you mean that the crossovers in different speakers connected
 KP> in parallel can interact to change their individual turnover
 KP> frequencies and slopes?
Not that, so much as speakers wired in series.  If you're going to add 
multiple speakers (as opposed to drivers) beyond the point where wiring them 
in parallel would produce too low a load, then you must use a parallel/series 
configuration.  This works fairly well with multiple DRIVERS (who remembers 
the Sweet Sixteen? :) but the crossovers can do really weird things if you 
try it with multiple SPEAKERS (depending somewhat on speaker and crossover 
design, of course).
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Love, luck, and lollipops...
Matt


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