We seem to be freely mixing new solid state technology (GaN), output impedance,and power supply current delivery .
A bit more structured logic would help.
A bit more structured logic would help.
new GAN amplifier
LSA Voyager GAN 200.
https://www.underwoodhifi.com/products/lsa-electronics
200w into 8 ohms
400w into 4 ohms
???w into 2 ohms
The larger Bryston 4B SST2 puts out 300 at 8 ohms, 500 at 4 ohms, and the tech estimated 600-700 at 2 ohms. Definitely better, but unfortunately all this doesn’t correlate with the sound.Yes you are correct Viber, I myself never liked the Bryston sound, and I put that down to just one of the things that I've never liked and that is that they use an excessive amount of global feedback, to get their specs. I myself prefer much less feedback (so long as the amp still achieves good measurements) and also if the design allows the use of just local feedback (again so long as the amp has good measurements). EG: my ME amps, Gryphon’s, Agostino, early Pass ect ect https://ibb.co/kGJMXcr https://ibb.co/0hTPp6f https://ibb.co/N94rSTt Back to the 2 ohm thing, hey George.Yes MrD, and they are needed if one has some of the very best speakers around which dive to 2ohms or even lower, and you wish to get the very best out of them with no compromises. Cheers George |