Can I drive 4 ohm speakers with 8 ohm amp?
You can run an 8Ohm amp into a higher impedance load with no problem at all. You will get less volume out of it but no running problems. If all you have is 4Ohm speakers, connect them in series and use 1 channel of the amp.
Can you convert a 4 ohm speaker to 8 ohm?
yes you can but it has to be of the same watts as the speaker is rated and it must be in series. You can but you will lose half the power and the damping factor of the speaker will be wiped out.
How to wire 4Ohm speakers to 8Ohm?
To make two 4ohm speakers into an 8ohm pair, they must be wired in series. Take a wire from the+ of the amplifier and wire it to the + of the first speaker. Take another wire and wire that from the - of the first speaker and wire that to the+ of the second speaker.
Will a 4 ohm speaker be louder than an 8 ohm speaker?
If your amplifier is designed to drive a 4 ohm speakers, then 4 ohm speakers will play louder at the same power than 8 ohm speakers. If your amplifier is designed to drive a 8 ohm speakers, then 8 ohm speakers will play louder at the same power than 4 ohm speakers.
What will happen if I run my 8 ohm stereo through 4 ohm speakers?
What happens if you run 4 ohm speakers from an 8 ohm amp?