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24th September 2011, 08:33 PM
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Computing EPDR (equivalent peak dissipation resistance) from impedance data?
found this article which explains why some speakers put serious demands on amplifiers:
Heavy Load: How Loudspeakers Torture Amplifiers | Stereophile.com got Eric Benjamin's AES paper but I'm stuck with the calculations for deriving EPDR from impedance data. can anyone help? |
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