Sound System

You're talking from the realm of theoretical bla bla bla, I'm describing
real life. What happens in reality is what I said. If you don't believe me,
why don't you just get some hands on and try it yourself with a real BOSE
Audi system?

Then, and only then, are you in a position to discuss this.

"Mike Smith" > escribió en el mensaje
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> JP Roberts wrote:
>> Obviously talking about input impedance. In practical terms what this
>> means is that if you fit a pair of 4 Ohm speakers, you're only just going
>> to get half the desired output (read volume), which is a real pain.
>
> Not true. Higher-impedance loads are easier to drive for a solid-state
> amp, not harder. Speaker efficiency is measured as the sound level
> produced for a 2.83-volt input (a so-called "8-ohm watt"). If you have
> two speakers, one (nominally) 4-ohm and one (nominally) 8-ohm, that are
> rated with the same efficiency, then an amp driving a given signal level
> will produce the same volume out of either.
>
> --
> Mike Smith