@atmasphere
If the capacitance of a cable causes rolloff, is that an artifact?
If the capacitance of a cable causes rolloff, is that an artifact?
Does anyone care to ask an amplifier designer a technical question? My door is open.
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I used to think that power was power with only minor differences in the sound. However in trying to decide on the best amplifier for my Thiel 2.4s I've auditioned the Bel Canto m600s (their current production monblock), the Bryston 4 cubed stereo amp, and the Pass x150.8. They were PROFOUNDLY different. The Bel Canto rather oddly was very recessed the dark sounding, the Bryston was a little shrill with very little mid range "meat" on the bones but the Pass was JUST RIGHT. Honestly, I'm being a little sarcastic here but these were not subtle differences. I left the experience feeling that the "electrical" handshake between the power amp and the speaker is considerably more complicated than I originally imagined. Thoughts? |
@pwhinson The Thiel is a low impedance speaker, below 4Ω for most of the range with two steep peaks in the bass. https://www.stereophile.com/content/thiel-cs24-loudspeaker-measurements An amp to drive these speakers should be happy with a 2Ω load. And what speaker wire do you use? |