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2 Ohm Tekton Pendragons

I was just looking at the new models at Tekton. They have a very interesting new version of the Pendragon with the 5-driver array from the Dynamo Monitor. Looks good. But it's $2200/pr loudspeaker. Is there a similarly priced audiophile quality amplifier that can consistently drive a 2 ohm load. And that's an average rating which means that it must dip below 2 ohms at some frequencies. 

Does this puzzle anyone other than me?

Glen 
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gdnrbob
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@mapman .
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@mofojo ,
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@OP, other than something like a Class A Pass or D'Agostino, I can't think of an amp that would be suitable for such a low impedance.
Bob
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onhwy61
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I looked at the website and the Pendragon had 8 and 4 ohm options.  Didn't see anything about 2 ohm.
gdnrbob
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@onhwy61 ,
https://tektondesign.com/product/full-range-speakers/full-towers/pendragon-2-ohm/#color
Much depends upon where the 2 ohm dip occurs. If it is in the bass region, it would severely tax just about any amplifier.- And, that isn't including any phase shift.
bob
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arcticdeth
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Sunfire 300 or 600. 
Sanders Magtech 

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    Sanders Magtech will drive about any load you can hook up to her.     Anyone read Magtech review with those MBL Radialstrahler speakers, and the Magtechs controlled them without breaking a sweat. 
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My mistake on the oversight.
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