toddalin
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| A Question on Speaker Driver Efficiency "Speaker sensitivity is measured in decibels per 1 watt per 1 meter, but is usually referred to as just decibels [source: JBL]." For an 8 ohm load, this equates to 2.83 volts. But for a 4 ohm load it’s 2.00 volts and for a 16 ohm load its 4.00 vol... | |
| A Question on Speaker Driver Efficiency I think you missed the point.He uses two 4 ohm speakers to produce 8 ohms or two 16 ohm speakers to produce 8 ohms. Nothing else matters!If the amp put out 100 watts at 8 ohms, it does so into either of the two noted loads..., because either load... | |
| A Question on Speaker Driver Efficiency If the amp puts out x watts at 8 ohms, and you split it between two speakers totalling 8 ohms, each speaker sees the half the power and puts out the same dB level. When you add them together, the net result is the same.That said, I would think th... | |
| Can One Display Their Audio Wares on Audiogon? OK, now I'm really confused.These are the posted rules: You will not submit content that is copyrighted or subject to third party proprietary rights, including privacy, publicity, trade secret, etc., unless you are the owner of such rights or hav... |