Firstly, let's get this part out of the way....I actually do have an advanced understanding of impedance, resistance, speaking wiring, and speaker building. So don't tiptoe around with your answers, I'll understand it 
The question is...how are 6x10's normally wired? As is all parallel, series/parallel, does it really matter as long as the final impedance is correct?
Now, here's why I ask.
I have the following GK cabs:
410 MBE. 8 ohms. Assuming it's four 32 ohm speakers in parallel.
210 MBE. 8 ohms. Assuming it's two 16 ohm speakers in parallel.
I will verify those figures, I just haven't opened up the cab yet.
I have used these two cabs together, for a total of 4 ohms of course. But I'm assuming (there's that word again) that the speakers in the 210 are receiving more power than the ones in the 410 because they are 16 ohm vs 32 ohm in the 410. So I'm a little uneasy about doing that. Firstly, is my thinking here correct?
Now my idea is to replace the speakers in the 210 with the same 32 ohm drivers that are in the 410. That would make six 32 ohm speakers in parallel for a 5.3 ohm load. If they were all in the same cabinet I guess it would make more sense to me, but the fact that it's two cabinets is just causing me trouble wrapping my head around it. Partly because it would now be an 8 ohm cabinet and a 16 ohm cabinet and that just seems weird to me as now it seems to me that the 8 ohm cab would get twice the power as the 16 ohm cab....but all the speakers would be the same and they are all in parallel so it actually would not matter....right?
The question is...how are 6x10's normally wired? As is all parallel, series/parallel, does it really matter as long as the final impedance is correct?
Now, here's why I ask.
I have the following GK cabs:
410 MBE. 8 ohms. Assuming it's four 32 ohm speakers in parallel.
210 MBE. 8 ohms. Assuming it's two 16 ohm speakers in parallel.
I will verify those figures, I just haven't opened up the cab yet.
I have used these two cabs together, for a total of 4 ohms of course. But I'm assuming (there's that word again) that the speakers in the 210 are receiving more power than the ones in the 410 because they are 16 ohm vs 32 ohm in the 410. So I'm a little uneasy about doing that. Firstly, is my thinking here correct?
Now my idea is to replace the speakers in the 210 with the same 32 ohm drivers that are in the 410. That would make six 32 ohm speakers in parallel for a 5.3 ohm load. If they were all in the same cabinet I guess it would make more sense to me, but the fact that it's two cabinets is just causing me trouble wrapping my head around it. Partly because it would now be an 8 ohm cabinet and a 16 ohm cabinet and that just seems weird to me as now it seems to me that the 8 ohm cab would get twice the power as the 16 ohm cab....but all the speakers would be the same and they are all in parallel so it actually would not matter....right?
