As George alluded to that is most likely to be an issue in the case of
tube-based components, many of which use a coupling capacitor at their
outputs. The impedance presented by a capacitor increases as frequency
decreases, so the output impedance in the deep bass region can be much
higher than the specified output impedance, which is usually based on a
mid-range frequency such as 1 kHz.
In the old days tubes got around this problem (in balanced systems) by using an output transformer. This enabled the output to also not reference ground, something that is *very* tricky to do without a transformer! We developed a circuit that allows for direct-coupling of the output in the balanced domain but otherwise acts much the same way as an output transformer does, although wider bandwidth and less distortion. So there are tube preamps that can drive loads like this with flat frequency response; in fact can drive loads as low as 600 ohms.