P.S: I'm not sure what the reference in your initial post to an "active biamp setup" means. That would seem to imply that there are two sterero amps. Is that the case?
Regards,
-- Al
Regards,
-- Al
Will my Krell drive a 2 ohm load?
Apologies for posting the question twice. I realize the title of my first post was maybe too limiting. The forum software won’t let me edit it.
i’ll be using my Krell KAV-250a to drive my Magnepan 3.3r bass panels in an active biamp setup along with a pair of DWM bass panels. Together they’ll present a 2 ohm impedance load to the Krell. Can the Krell handle that?
i’ll be using my Krell KAV-250a to drive my Magnepan 3.3r bass panels in an active biamp setup along with a pair of DWM bass panels. Together they’ll present a 2 ohm impedance load to the Krell. Can the Krell handle that?
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P.P.S: Ok, I see in your other thread that the Krell amp is only powering the bass panels of the Maggies, with a Classe amp handling the mids and highs, and with an active crossover ahead of the two amps. So that would seem to be another encouraging factor, since the Krell amp would only be handling a small part of the spectrum, albeit a part that often requires more power than higher frequencies. Regards, -- Al |
jji666
Your Krell while good, isn't the typically pictured brute Krell that can drive a locomotive, or maybe a 2ohm load properly with conviction. I would say no to it driving that combined load well. The KSA150 type Krell's would be better. Cheers George |
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