3-way speaker to 8 ohm crossover to 2 ohm amp?

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Well, I am an old/new bee myself. At 72 years old - I like my music louder than live, 10 rows back. 🙂



My near field rig (home hi-fi) could take 800Watts but I have only a 110w amp. It plays louder than I need so I am happy.


For the OP - are you really looking at - how much power do I need to make my speakers play loudest with out blowing up?

Please continue the thread - the answers are provided by the speaker manufacturing companies EDS.
 
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#44
I also think the original poster got confused that his amp must be used with 2 ohm speakers. As was said before, 2 ohms is the minimum they will work with, 4 or 8 ohms should be fine.

The amp just puts out less power at 4 or 8 ohms. Since the amp is claimed to be reasonably powerful that shouldn’t be a problem.
 
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That W130s won't hold up to 5Khz. I would not cross higher than 2Khz, which the DT94 will not do. If needed crossover could be stretched to 3Khz I guess..


You'd be better of buying a ready made design, like ALTO I | Visaton

And why two speakers per channel? I would also not recommend using a different amp for every channel.
 
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