Thanks all,
I do not believe the Audiopax are balanced.
As the spec it's two 15 watt amps wired in series to give 30
so I should be ok.
I've seen the resistor idea before.
I'll not be rushing into this in any case, says he feeling
impatience gnawing at his leg:_)
Has brought about some polarisation of ideas on one of the uk sites as some people reckon valve amps (some anyway) can't drive subwoofers/or do bass so the low level input to the sub is the way to go?
I was hoping that the 100 watt amp in the sub would take a bit of a load of the 30 watt amps trying to drive 4 Ohm speakers.
My only experince of subs was a large REL Stentor when I was using a Passlabs X-250. I loved it finding it hard to beleive how much it helped across the spectrum.
Then the wife kicked me out of the lounge into my wee cave
and the Pass and the REL were serious overkill:_(
I do not believe the Audiopax are balanced.
As the spec it's two 15 watt amps wired in series to give 30
so I should be ok.
I've seen the resistor idea before.
I'll not be rushing into this in any case, says he feeling
impatience gnawing at his leg:_)
Has brought about some polarisation of ideas on one of the uk sites as some people reckon valve amps (some anyway) can't drive subwoofers/or do bass so the low level input to the sub is the way to go?
I was hoping that the 100 watt amp in the sub would take a bit of a load of the 30 watt amps trying to drive 4 Ohm speakers.
My only experince of subs was a large REL Stentor when I was using a Passlabs X-250. I loved it finding it hard to beleive how much it helped across the spectrum.
Then the wife kicked me out of the lounge into my wee cave
and the Pass and the REL were serious overkill:_(