HELLO FOLKS
LARGE CAPS BECAUSE OF POOR EYESIGHT
EQUIPMENT CONCERNED:
WILLSENTON R300 AMPLIFIERS
KLIPSCH RP8000F II SPEAKERS 92.2dB SENSITIVITY
ATTACHED:
IMAGE OF KLIPSCH SPEAKER IMPEDANCE RESULTS BY AUDIOHOLICS
METHOD'
1. I HAVE 2 OF THESE AMPLIFIERS
2. I AM VERTICALLY BI-AMPING THE SPEAKERS
3. AMP LEFT CHANNEL POWERS THE SPEAKER HIGH FREQUENCY
4.AMP RIGHT CHANNEL POWERS THE SPEAKER LOW FREQUENCY
5. THE AMPS HAVE 4 OHM AND 8 OHM SPEAKER TAPS
6. I AM CURRENTLY USING THE 8 OHM SPEAKER TAPS FOR BOTH HIGH AND LOW FREQUENCIES
MY QUESTION IS:
WILL I DAMAGE MY AMPLIFIERS USING THE AMPLIFIER 4 OHM SPEAKER TAPS FOR BOTH HIGH AND LOW FREQUENCIES
THANKS FOR YOUR ADVICE
HERE IS JAMES LARSON OF AUDIOHOLICS STATEMENT ABOUT THE ATTACHED IMAGE
"The above graph shows the electrical behavior of the Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-8000F II. Klipsch specifies it to be 8 ohms, but that is not what our measurement shows. The entirety of the mid and upper bass stays well below 8 ohms, and this is a very heavily used range. I think Klipsch spec’d it at 8 ohms because some AVRs are listed to only drive 8-ohm speakers, and owners who abide by those guidelines might avoid these speakers on account of their actual impedance."
