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..the efficiency of the speaker is far less crucial than the minimum impedance in my experience. 88dB will do nicely, as long as the speaker has no ugly dips into low impedances and as such does not represent a difficult load for the amp. Any decently constructed amp will handle 6 Ohm without any problems.. High efficiency/sensitivity is a boon, but in my opinion of far less importance.
Hey! Yup, Hi-Ef speaker would be good for this. Although I've never heard the Horn shoppe. But as a single driver user... 6" Fostex in my case. I think you should check it out. They seem great for the price. They are way below you budget so with that you will have money left to add sub if lower bass is needed. Still money left? Well, spend it on musics than And if you have tube amp especially SET than you will be in for a treat! Take care,Buddy
Quote from: SET Man on 7 Dec 2006, 03:15 amHey! Yup, Hi-Ef speaker would be good for this. Although I've never heard the Horn shoppe. But as a single driver user... 6" Fostex in my case. I think you should check it out. They seem great for the price. They are way below you budget so with that you will have money left to add sub if lower bass is needed. Still money left? Well, spend it on musics than And if you have tube amp especially SET than you will be in for a treat! Take care,Buddy Ditto...my 8 watt 300B SET stereo amp has been mated with 98.5dB efficient Klipsch Cornwalls, 97dB single-driver Loth-X Amaze monitors, and 91dB, 4 ohm Triangle Zephyr 2-way towers. All sounded excellent at lower levels too, and with dual subs, a full-bodied presentation can still be had and remain realistic.