Thanks for the video. Now how to connect a phone extension to this so that when you pickup the phone and speak, the voice come out of those speakers? Like in big stores when they call an employee you can hear the sound from all speaker.
The ideal option will come down to your exact setup. Our AV Design experts can help you choose the best components and installation options for your needs and you can even submit an online request here: www.crutchfield.com/S-qBYd28qYwfO/services/residential/default.aspx
Very well explained thanks, but how about if your amplifier has a zoning volume control lets say it has 5 volumes and the output of the amp has an output of 70v, 100v, and then the additional common outs and zone 1,zone 2,zone 3,zone 4, zone 5 can i also daisy chain on zones output?
That's a good question and will depend upon the abilities of the amplifier. I recommend contacting an advisor to discuss your gear and check. Here's how to reach us for this help: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc227/Services/Commercial/
You could use a 16 or 14 gauge, 2 conductor CL2 wire. If you are thinking of installing a commercial audio system in your business, our Commercial Audio Design Team will be happy to assist. www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc164/commercial
Amazing video. Just what I needed. But a question there, If we connect the speakers in parallel with volume buttons in daisy chain, and if we turn off the first speaker in the chain, does the current passes to the further speakers in the chain? I mean if I turn off the first speaker through the voulme knob, does 2nd or 3rd speaker still play??
It is really affected or even a concern since commercial audio runs 70V systems instead of the impedance driven power output like home or car audio systems.
if im hooking up two 8ohm speakers in parallel to become 4 ohm and i want to add a tweeter which is 4 ohm to the the left wire will the tweeters stay 4 ohm? also can i add the right side speakers to the same input pos and neg to have both side wires bridged.
Rob, If you have specific questions about how the product will work, and need help setting up products purchased with us. you can call our commercial advisors, they can be reached at 800-315-2758.
I'm trying to use a couple of commercial speakers in home theatre setting, but im unable to find any content or instructions on how to connect these speakers to my home theatre amp. The amp is Yamaha RX-A770 and the Speakers I'm trying to connect are Bose DS 16F. and I intend to use these as Surround Rear R and L. Anyone know how to do it?
We'll pitch that to our video team. If you purchase any commercial or pro audio gear from Crutchfield our Tech Support can also help you troubleshoot wiring and installation.
If you are planning to use sound bars in a commercial audio setting, we would recommend that you reach out to our Commercial Audio team for assistance. www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc164/contact
Honestly both color combinations are very common. It's usually the manufacturer's choosing on which color combination they decide to go with for the speaker wires.
Ideally, yes. To go over specifics, and findout what gear, and speakers you need to accomplish what you want,get in touch with our Commerical Audio group: bit.ly/2WNnwTj
Can this parallel wiring with Volume knob daisy chain be done on a Crown or QSC Amp?
Rob your tone and inflection is a lot like Agent Smith from the Matrix. If you were a villain, which you are not. Great info!
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Thanks for the video. Now how to connect a phone extension to this so that when you pickup the phone and speak, the voice come out of those speakers? Like in big stores when they call an employee you can hear the sound from all speaker.
Sounds like you are interested in an intercom system. One of our Commercial Audio Specialists would love to help you out with that! bit.ly/2WNnwTj
Thank you! Great video and easy to understand!
Does the home run configuration add up to the wattage like parallel does?
The ideal option will come down to your exact setup. Our AV Design experts can help you choose the best components and installation options for your needs and you can even submit an online request here: www.crutchfield.com/S-qBYd28qYwfO/services/residential/default.aspx
Very well explained thanks, but how about if your amplifier has a zoning volume control lets say it has 5 volumes and the output of the amp has an output of 70v, 100v, and then the additional common outs and zone 1,zone 2,zone 3,zone 4, zone 5 can i also daisy chain on zones output?
That's a good question and will depend upon the abilities of the amplifier. I recommend contacting an advisor to discuss your gear and check. Here's how to reach us for this help:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc227/Services/Commercial/
Very well explained
VERY INFORMATIVE! 16-gauge 2 conductor stranded cl2 wire?
You could use a 16 or 14 gauge, 2 conductor CL2 wire.
If you are thinking of installing a commercial audio system in your business, our Commercial Audio Design Team will be happy to assist. www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc164/commercial
Amazing video. Just what I needed. But a question there, If we connect the speakers in parallel with volume buttons in daisy chain, and if we turn off the first speaker in the chain, does the current passes to the further speakers in the chain? I mean if I turn off the first speaker through the voulme knob, does 2nd or 3rd speaker still play??
Hi!
For Commercial Audio needs, please reach out to a member of our Commercial Audio Design team.
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc164/Experience/ProAudio/
@@crutchfield Missed opportunity for your Audio Design team to answer the question here.
How does impedance is affected by the prarallel connection?
It is really affected or even a concern since commercial audio runs 70V systems instead of the impedance driven power output like home or car audio systems.
Just what I needed thanks.
Glad we could help!
very helpful, thank you
Glad you enjoyed the video, Ryan! If we can help with other questions/setups, feel free to reach out any time.
@@crutchfield much appreciated!
if im hooking up two 8ohm speakers in parallel to become 4 ohm and i want to add a tweeter which is 4 ohm to the the left wire will the tweeters stay 4 ohm? also can i add the right side speakers to the same input pos and neg to have both side wires bridged.
Rob, If you have specific questions about how the product will work, and need help setting up products purchased with us. you can call our commercial advisors, they can be reached at 800-315-2758.
I'm trying to use a couple of commercial speakers in home theatre setting, but im unable to find any content or instructions on how to connect these speakers to my home theatre amp. The amp is Yamaha RX-A770 and the Speakers I'm trying to connect are Bose DS 16F. and I intend to use these as Surround Rear R and L. Anyone know how to do it?
You will set them to 8 ohm, which makes them like normal non-commercial speakers.
How about a video troubleshooting speaker and speaker wire on a 70 volt system using a impedance meter.
We'll pitch that to our video team. If you purchase any commercial or pro audio gear from Crutchfield our Tech Support can also help you troubleshoot wiring and installation.
Is this working with Soundbars too?
If you are planning to use sound bars in a commercial audio setting, we would recommend that you reach out to our Commercial Audio team for assistance.
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc164/contact
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You're welcome! 🙂
Would be much better if y'all could pull in tight on the connections so we can see the wiring connections better. Thanks.
Some speakers wires are in red and white combination instead of red and black so which one is common.
Honestly both color combinations are very common. It's usually the manufacturer's choosing on which color combination they decide to go with for the speaker wires.
Do all the speakers have to be the same ohms or Watts?
Ideally, yes. To go over specifics, and findout what gear, and speakers you need to accomplish what you want,get in touch with our Commerical Audio group: bit.ly/2WNnwTj
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Great video
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