again thanks for all the previous help with this amplifier but i have one more quick question.
from the photofacts manual for my Sylvania 45C14M i see the transformers have a mismatched impedance requirement so i am concerned about using a new a speaker pair i got.
i have been reading allot about it and i found many different opinions on matching impedance to an amplifiers output. some say its all bull, some say
you can go down in impedance on tube amps but not on solid state, and some say it’s the other way around.
now i am totally confused on this. based on the schematic and transformer info in the links included,
do you think it’s safe to run a 4 ohm load on the transformer asking for a 6-8 ohm load?
they are a pair of MB quart QLC104 bookshelf speakers and the speakers are perfectly matched at 4 ohms
http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/5774/45c13page2image0001web.jpg
http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/6083/45c13page4image0001web.jpg
i really appreciate all the help.
from the photofacts manual for my Sylvania 45C14M i see the transformers have a mismatched impedance requirement so i am concerned about using a new a speaker pair i got.
i have been reading allot about it and i found many different opinions on matching impedance to an amplifiers output. some say its all bull, some say
you can go down in impedance on tube amps but not on solid state, and some say it’s the other way around.
now i am totally confused on this. based on the schematic and transformer info in the links included,
do you think it’s safe to run a 4 ohm load on the transformer asking for a 6-8 ohm load?
they are a pair of MB quart QLC104 bookshelf speakers and the speakers are perfectly matched at 4 ohms
http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/5774/45c13page2image0001web.jpg
http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/6083/45c13page4image0001web.jpg
i really appreciate all the help.
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