Should work okay
The tweeter will present a very reactive load. But the amp should be able to handle it.
One small issue is voltage swing. With regulated 42 volt rails the most you can swing is somewhere around +/- 20 volts. This should be plenty for a normal efficiency tweeter.
On this application the idle current could be brought down to the 1.3 amp level mentioned in the article. The current should be very low driving a piezo.
I thought my 15 ohm Lowthers were an easy load for the Zen V4. Using one as the top end in this application should show the Zen at its best.
George
The tweeter will present a very reactive load. But the amp should be able to handle it.
One small issue is voltage swing. With regulated 42 volt rails the most you can swing is somewhere around +/- 20 volts. This should be plenty for a normal efficiency tweeter.
On this application the idle current could be brought down to the 1.3 amp level mentioned in the article. The current should be very low driving a piezo.
I thought my 15 ohm Lowthers were an easy load for the Zen V4. Using one as the top end in this application should show the Zen at its best.
George
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