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Dusty, what would be the power output of the D200's @ 11 ohms. Thanks. (nt)

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DaveX

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Dusty, what would be the power output of the D200's @ 11 ohms. Thanks. (nt)
« on: 22 Dec 2007, 02:17 am »
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CIAudio

Re: Dusty, what would be the power output of the D200's @ 11 ohms. Thanks. (nt)
« Reply #1 on: 22 Dec 2007, 03:36 am »
Somewhere around 160w...why do you ask?

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DaveX

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Re: Dusty, what would be the power output of the D200's @ 11 ohms. Thanks. (nt)
« Reply #2 on: 22 Dec 2007, 04:02 am »
Quote from: CIAudio on 22 Dec 2007, 03:36 am
Somewhere around 160w...why do you ask?



I wondered what the D200's would sound like on a pair of Sterling Broadcast LS3/5a V2's that have an impedance of 11 ohms nominal.
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CIAudio

Re: Dusty, what would be the power output of the D200's @ 11 ohms. Thanks. (nt)
« Reply #3 on: 22 Dec 2007, 04:23 am »
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I wondered what the D200's would sound like on a pair of Sterling Broadcast LS3/5a V2's that have an impedance of 11 ohms nominal.

Nominal speaker impedance & amplifier power ratings won't really tell you anything useful...there are way too many variables involved.
You'll really need to try it and see. If D-200's won't drive them, not many amps will.
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denjo

Re: Dusty, what would be the power output of the D200's @ 11 ohms. Thanks. (nt)
« Reply #4 on: 25 Dec 2007, 10:36 am »
I tried the D*200s with my Rogers LS3/5a (15 ohms) but it sounded a bit too sterile and clinical for my taste! I am not sure what the 11 ohm version will sound like.
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