Hi.
If the output impedance is low enough and the 1.7 can provide enough current it shouldnt be a problem to drive 2 amps in paralell. In many cases thats the way it is done when commercial preamps have multiple pre outs.
However given the simple design of the 1.7 i would consider plugin into 2 more channels with common innput terminals (impedance matching as needed) Then you will be sure to have the "real" 1.7 performance in all channels. And besides you would have a kick *** 4 channel surround preamp
Best regards
If the output impedance is low enough and the 1.7 can provide enough current it shouldnt be a problem to drive 2 amps in paralell. In many cases thats the way it is done when commercial preamps have multiple pre outs.
However given the simple design of the 1.7 i would consider plugin into 2 more channels with common innput terminals (impedance matching as needed) Then you will be sure to have the "real" 1.7 performance in all channels. And besides you would have a kick *** 4 channel surround preamp
Best regards
loovet said:
For an example lets say I would like to drive to Aleph 2 per channel.
I understand that you like to parallel L and R ch of Aleph 2 to double up the output current into the speaker. Good news is . . . , I also understand that Aleph 2 requires input voltages, but accepting very low input current (e.g. few hundred microA).
In my opinion, just paralleling the output of P1.7 will work fine with no problem.
Regards
loovet said:If I would like to have tow outputs from an Aleph P 1.7, do i just put them in paralell, or?
For an example lets say I would like to drive to Aleph 2 per channel.
BR
/loovet
Sorry for my spelling
I would like to have two outputs per channel? In total four outputs...
And for an example I would like to drive two Aleph 2 per channel, in total four amps...
BR
/loovet
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