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How well does the TA2020, and in particular Charlize, work into 16ohm speaker loads?
My application is multiway, front-loaded horn speakers with sensitivity in 103-110db/w range. Technical information, as well as subjective listening impressions, would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Neil |
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You'll get a rising top end above about 10KHz.
See my page here. AMP6 FR A 16 Ohm load is somewhere between 8 and unloaded. It can sound a little bright on the top, depending on your tweeters. Or you might not even notice it. Don't forget, these amps don't put out a lot of voltage, so you may be a bit limited into 16 Ohms. FYI 4V@16ohms=1W. 2.83V@8ohms=1W If your speakers can really do 103/110 dB/W, you may not have any worries about power!
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