Dumb question about bi-amping

mtrycrafts

mtrycrafts

Seriously, I have no life.
Duffinator said:
Mule, sorry for the late response but I've been busy with fantasy football for the past several days. :D

My Mirage 595is speakers are rated at 6 ohms nominal down to 4 ohms minimum and with a maximum power rating of 125 watts. I have a Denon 3805 that does not seem to have any problems powering them. Like most AV receivers it does get warm but not enough to fry an egg.

Here's my setup:

http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/showthread.php?p=84344#post84344

Yep, you may have a 4 ohm Z at one 1/3 octave band only, or narrower, so, that would not be a real issue, and you probably have more such bands above 6 ohms than below? It is really simplistic to look at speakers overall with such simplistic numbers as nominal Z etc.
 
mulester7

mulester7

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Duffinator said:
Mule, sorry for the late response but I've been busy with fantasy football for the past several days. :D

My Mirage 595is speakers are rated at 6 ohms nominal down to 4 ohms minimum and with a maximum power rating of 125 watts. I have a Denon 3805 that does not seem to have any problems powering them. Like most AV receivers it does get warm but not enough to fry an egg.

Here's my setup:

http://forums.audioholics.com/forums/showthread.php?p=84344#post84344
.....The Duffinator, thanks for the response, and you are content with what you have, and that's where it's at considering this audio equipment costs what it does....buying components solely from someone else's comments is not usually good business....your setup is very nice, and you have just cause to be very proud....I understand, and thanks again for the response.....
 
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