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Question on impedance
Hi there,
Being a newbie on audio tech, I just realized that the Pioneer module that I just bought was meant for 6-16 ohms speakers, while my old speakers are 4 ohms. I tried connecting the system as it is, and the sound seemed to be all right. Does this mean that I can use it that way on a regular basis, or am I to have problems soon ? Thanks in advance for your replies |
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Question on impedance
On Wed, 27 May 2009 09:54:22 +0200, Bernard wrote:
Hi there, Being a newbie on audio tech, I just realized that the Pioneer module that I just bought was meant for 6-16 ohms speakers, while my old speakers are 4 ohms. I tried connecting the system as it is, and the sound seemed to be all right. Does this mean that I can use it that way on a regular basis, or am I to have problems soon ? Thanks in advance for your replies You may just notice things getting a little warm if you consistently run them at seriously high volume - close to clipping. If your listening is at normal moderate levels, just don't worry about it. Speaker impedance ratings are largely a work of fiction (or the marketing department saying lets call them 8 ohms) anyway. d |
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