More practical implication of high current amp is that they can deliver needed power in difficult lower impedance load. Ohm's law says when the load impedance goes down by 1/2 (say from 8 Ohm to 4 Ohm), it requires twice as much current in order to maintain the same voltage. High current amp will be able to maintain the voltage when the impedance drops to 4/2 Ohms, thus "double down" on the power. Current limited amps will supply constant the amount of current in 8/4/2 Ohm load, thus the power supplied will decrease as the impedance drops.
High Current Monoblocks
Hi Folks. I'm in the market for some mono amps that are capable of delivering high current. Can be tube or solid state but must have a small footprint. Linestage is an ARC LS26. Any suggestions?