I am confused. I get using autoformers on high output impedance tube amps. The autoformes will make the amp think it is driving a higher impedance speaker load and thereby improve the damping factor, make the load easier for the tube amp to drive and may smooth out the FR of the speaker.
But why would one use an autoformer on a high quality, stable, hog wattage SS amp. These beasts were (should be designed) to handle demanding speaker loads. I surmise that most speakers on the market today were voiced to be driven by a high current capable voltage paradigm SS amps.
Maybe autoformers make sense on super low impedance electrostats,but I'd be careful on the front end in matching up any amp to a super low impedance electrostat. Make it easy in yourself and just short the amp's output terminals and call it a day. :)
Please explain?
But why would one use an autoformer on a high quality, stable, hog wattage SS amp. These beasts were (should be designed) to handle demanding speaker loads. I surmise that most speakers on the market today were voiced to be driven by a high current capable voltage paradigm SS amps.
Maybe autoformers make sense on super low impedance electrostats,but I'd be careful on the front end in matching up any amp to a super low impedance electrostat. Make it easy in yourself and just short the amp's output terminals and call it a day. :)
Please explain?