Mono Speaker - Ohm Hookup Question

[ripple_fx1]

first, get a mono signal - make it with a console, daw, or passive summing network - not by twisting wires together, and not with a power amp.

then, feed the mono signal to either channel of either amp, turn the other input's level down, and attach your speaker to the chosen channel's output.

[stevens119]

great. I worked it up in my head to seem alot harder than it really was.

So I could go out stereo from my converters, into a mixer, pan the L and R signal down the middle, and come out of one side of the main monitor into one channel of an amp. Seems easy enough. Thanks

[Speedskater]

When you run out of other options:

Why Not Wye?

Splitting Signals
Subwoofing in Mono
Unbalanced Summing
Balanced Summing
Output Impedances

RaneNote
Why Not Wye?

[stevens119]

Just got something called the - Galaxy Audio JIB/R Combiner. It converts a stereo to mono summer. Alot better for me than having to make cables with resistors and all that. I just plugged it in today. $30. It works great. I found it after nearly deciding on a box built by edcor. I didn't get that because but those are made to order, and it would have taken 6 weeks to get. Luckily I found the Galaxy box