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Difference in power between 4 Aiwa and Sony speakers

oxosacha Posted messages 156 Status Member -  
oxosacha Posted messages 156 Status Member -
Hello, I have 4 speakers, two Aiwa SX-WNH898 and two Sony SS-MB115. The Aiwa speakers are 137 watts with an impedance of 6 ohms, and the Sony speakers are 100 watts with an impedance of 8 ohms. I would like to know if it is dangerous for the longevity of the Sony speakers and if it damages them quickly? I usually push the hi-fi system to the max (volume at 45).
I specify that I have 4 inputs (jacks), 2 for connecting 6-ohm speakers and 2 others for connecting 8-ohm speakers.

Best regards.

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    sawsix Posted messages 4824 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1 035
     
    Hi,

    What is the model of the Sony hi-fi system?
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    1. oxosacha Posted messages 156 Status Member
       
      I just have a Aiwa NSX-898 stereo system.
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    2. sawsix Posted messages 4824 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1 035 > oxosacha Posted messages 156 Status Member
       
      The hi-fi system accepts 6 ohms in high and low and 8 to 16 ohms in surround.
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    3. oxosacha Posted messages 156 Status Member
       
      Exactly, that's what it says on my hi-fi system, but what does it mean in
      just?

      Do you also have an Aiwa NSX-898?
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    4. sawsix Posted messages 4824 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1 035 > oxosacha Posted messages 156 Status Member
       
      No, I don't have the hi-fi system, but the manual is available online.

      High = midrange and treble channels, low = subwoofer, surround = rear speakers.
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    5. oxosacha Posted messages 156 Status Member
       
      Yes, but does that mean the Sonys will get damaged or not?
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