Is anybody Ohm?
 

OK, I never thought of this before and maybe it's been metioned but if anybody can enlighten me.I'm restoring my 67 Caprice that has an original AM/FM multiplex with 4 x 6 speakers in the kick panels and 6 x 9's on the parcel shelf.All the original speakers are either missing or are toast.From what I remember I think the GM speakers were 10 Ohms.As far as I can tell all the speakers on the market today are 4 Ohms.What happens when you match your vintage sound system with todays 4 Ohm speakers.Also has anybody ever "modified" an original multiplex system for better sound and maybe a sattlelite/mp3 addition.Electricity has rarely been my friend.

Re: Is anybody Ohm?
 

Ken Khwizz...who's the guy that you used to modify your radio(s)?

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GM Delco radios require a minimum of 8 ohms to operate properly and survive .

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GM Delco radios require a minimum of 8 ohms to operate properly and survive .

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Agreed! It will be toast with anything less....If you can't find the right speakers go to Radio Shack and get the $4 junk they sell in a 6x9....8 ohms and use them until you find the right ones....https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...ns/scholar.gif

Steve