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In an earlier post, I said that my Martin-Logan speakers fell below 2 Ohms
impedance, but that this should be inconsequential. I forgot to add that this would prove inconsequential for most Solid-State amps (which was what I was thinking about when I made the comment). Of course, it would likely be very consequential for most tube amps, as they, generally, do NOT like highly reactive loads. I still suspect that unless that reactance caused some kind of non-linearity in the driving amp, that this would likely affect top-end frequency response rather than distortion. |
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