SCD-1: Adding a 2nd set of speakers
 

I have a Seeburg SCD-1, and I would like to add a second set of speakers.
Does anyone know where to wire them to? Anything else I should know before
doing this?

Thanks,
Rob

If you don't have the kit installed, with the terminal strip for external
speakers, look for the crossover boards. They have extra spade terminals to
feed the amp output.

As I recall, the internal speakers are a four ohm load, but I won't swear to
it..
If I remember right, it's designed to handle two sets of eight ohm external
speakers in parallel. You end up with a two ohm load on the amp, which
strangely enough, it's designed for. They originally used L-pads for
balancing sound levels.

Don
Oregon Jukebox

"Rob Rosenhouse" wrote in message
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I have a Seeburg SCD-1, and I would like to add a second set of speakers.
Does anyone know where to wire them to? Anything else I should know
before
doing this?

Thanks,
Rob


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I bought this box used, like most of us. There is a strip of screws on
the right side of the cabinet. Would this be the terminal strip your
suggesting? I can email you a pic privately, if that would help.

Thanks,
Rob


"Don Lanway" wrote in
news:SDGrb.159405$e01.571035@attbi_s02:

If you don't have the kit installed, with the terminal strip for
external speakers, look for the crossover boards. They have extra
spade terminals to feed the amp output.

As I recall, the internal speakers are a four ohm load, but I won't
swear to it..
If I remember right, it's designed to handle two sets of eight ohm
external speakers in parallel. You end up with a two ohm load on the
amp, which strangely enough, it's designed for. They originally used
L-pads for balancing sound levels.

Don
Oregon Jukebox

"Rob Rosenhouse" wrote in message
. 136...
I have a Seeburg SCD-1, and I would like to add a second set of
speakers. Does anyone know where to wire them to? Anything else I
should know
before
doing this?

Thanks,
Rob


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