I am having an issue trying to match up a pair of K-120s. My first purchase was a mismatched pair - 8, 16 ohms.
Today I picked up another 8 ohm. I just finished checking them out with my multimeter and got some unexpected results. I am new to all of this so I was hoping to get some input from someone who is a little more educated on such things
Multimeter was set to range/scale of 200 (can't get any smaller). Here were the results:
Speaker A: 6
Speaker B: 5.4
Speaker C: 13.3
My thought is: A and B are my 8 ohm speakers. C is my 16 ohm
Very confused because all the speakers are labeled K-120 8 ohm....and one has "E-120" in black marker. I am not sure how to tell if any of them have been reconed or what affect this would have (i.e. why someone would label one a E-120?)
Here are some pics: http://picasaweb.google.ca/jkstraw/JBLK120#
Thanks for any tips.
Today I picked up another 8 ohm. I just finished checking them out with my multimeter and got some unexpected results. I am new to all of this so I was hoping to get some input from someone who is a little more educated on such things
Multimeter was set to range/scale of 200 (can't get any smaller). Here were the results:
Speaker A: 6
Speaker B: 5.4
Speaker C: 13.3
My thought is: A and B are my 8 ohm speakers. C is my 16 ohm
Very confused because all the speakers are labeled K-120 8 ohm....and one has "E-120" in black marker. I am not sure how to tell if any of them have been reconed or what affect this would have (i.e. why someone would label one a E-120?)
Here are some pics: http://picasaweb.google.ca/jkstraw/JBLK120#
Thanks for any tips.