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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Hi,
I've got a couple of ProAc Tablette 50's. rated at 89db sensitivity & 20-150 Watts I've read some where that they are designed to be driven by valve amps. Is that true? What is the min & ideal Output wattage? Thanx |
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Had the use of a pair many years ago, I do believe that they were designed with tube amps in mind.. They will work quite well with any amplifier in the cited power range of 20 - 150W per channel. I was using them with a 60w per channel (tube) amplifier.
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Southern Germany
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...but for shure they don't have 89dB sensitivity with a 11cm midbass.
I'd guess more like 82-83dB... And the only reason that they might be designed with valve amps in mind is that they have a flat impedance response. Everything else is marketing speak... Just my two eurocent, Oliver |
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