Thanks for the feed.
Just a heads up for anyone possibly in a similar situation as me, note the following;
I had some 6ohm surround & center speakers from my old home entertainment system. 1 of those complete package unit deals. KOSS I think.
Anyway, I'm building my own towers and when I 1st got the Onk home the towers weren't done. So I hooked up the little 6ohm dealies just to get the stereo set-up done.
When you 1st turn on the Onk it does this self diagnostic run and check impedance on speakers hooked up to whatever channels at that very moment.
It also does a little sound check to determine where speakers are in the room and what not. Very cool.
Anyway, I got the towers done and moved them into the living room to do a trial run on the Onk before I put veneer on the cabinets, in case there's something I don't like about the sound, dig?
Well, when I did that, I moved the little 6ohm speakers over to the "B" channel, and then hooked my new towers up to the front channel.
Problem is, if the system didn't see speakers on a channel during the initial hook-up, you need to tell the Onk that you just added speakers to a channel.
Well you at least need to do that if you're adding speakers anything lower than 8ohm into the system.
At least that's what I think. I did exactly those steps and now the system sounds much better and is running very cool.
I was worried there for a moment because my new towers sounded like crap and I could not figure out why. I basically started over as if it were the 1st time I turned the system on and then everything is fine and a rockin.
Hope this helps someone.
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