Help Needed - Wiring Two 8-ohm Speakers to CD100 250W Amp

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Greetings,

I'd like to run two Polk MC80 8" speakers to my 250w Rowe amp.  I'd simply like to run the wires from both speakers to the taps in my jukebox.

Can I run the (+) speaker wire from both speakers to the E3 or E4 tap and the (-) wire from both speakers to the E1 tap without damaging the amp? 

I had planned to move the jukebox speaker wire from the E7 tap to the E5 tap with this configuration,  watch the amp overload lights and make adjustments from there.  If I do this,  is this running a "parallel" speaker connection?

I can't find affordable,  great sounding 70v speakers thus the move to 8-ohm.

Thanks!

[Ron Rich]

Do you have the service manual for this phono--speaker connections are clearly shown in it-- for the most part-- avoid using E-7. Drop the cabinet speakers down to E-6 or less-- set the remotes anywhere you want them. Use E-1 ON BOTH terminal strips as the "ground connection" for each remote speaker Ron Rich

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Mar 30, 2021 21:27:00 GMT Ron Rich said:

Do you have the service manual for this phono--speaker connections are clearly shown in it-- for the most part-- avoid using E-7. Drop the cabinet speakers down to E-6 or less-- set the remotes anywhere you want them. Use E-1 ON BOTH terminal strips as the "ground connection" for each remote speaker Ron Rich

Mr. Ron,

I have the manuals. Just didn't know how to read the diagrams,  I guess.

Your feedback is fast,  accurate and very helpful!

Thanks!

[Ron Rich]

I think it's "in words"-- search the manual for speaker set-up---Ron Rich