Connect the two amplifiers to give me 1100 watts

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Connecting two amplifiers to a single speaker is not advisable, as it can damage the equipment, particularly the pre-amps. While the goal is to achieve a combined output of 1100 watts, doing so without proper equipment can lead to issues. A mixer or specialized device may be required to safely combine the outputs of both amplifiers. It's important to research and utilize the correct setup to avoid damaging the amplifiers or speakers. Seeking professional advice or using dedicated audio equipment is recommended for optimal results.
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hi

can i connect two amplifires to one speaker.
i have sony amplifire 500 watts and JBL amplifire 600 watts.
and two speakers 800 watts.

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i want to connect the two amplifires to give me 1100 watts to look like one amplifire.

thanx
 
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I know that when I accidentally fed both channels of a stereo into the same speaker, it blew one of the pre-amps... so I wouldn't try it with two amps. There might be some sort of mixer available, though.
 
My friend saw it on TV but he dosen't remember how did they connect it

will thanks for replay
 
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