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this is not exactly a tube audio question, but it does concern the old
alnico speakers typically used with tube audio I recently found some old Jensen alnico speakers that were made in the late 50's how can I tell their impedance? (it is not marked) I know that speaker impedance is defined as "nominal" impedance and that it is the minimum? impedance at some point when graphed against frequency, but what I need to know is whether I can take a simple ohmmeter and figure out whether an old alnico speaker is 4, 8, or 16 ohms etc. thanks, cowboy |
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