Hi everyone .
There are large 15" and 18" speakers on the market. among these it is possible to choose the moving coil which can be 4-8-16-32 ohm.
According to your experience, can you tell me what are the differences between a 4-8 ohm speaker compared to those with a 16-32 ohm moving coil? . Is it true that the 16-32 ones are characterized by a smaller distortion? I imagine you need a suitable amplifier for driving.
There are large 15" and 18" speakers on the market. among these it is possible to choose the moving coil which can be 4-8-16-32 ohm.
According to your experience, can you tell me what are the differences between a 4-8 ohm speaker compared to those with a 16-32 ohm moving coil? . Is it true that the 16-32 ones are characterized by a smaller distortion? I imagine you need a suitable amplifier for driving.
So, would it be alright with you if we compared 4, 8 and 16 ohm versions of the same driver in terms of distortion characteristics?
No direct relation between impedance and distortion, it depends way more on voice coil geometry, mainly winding length vs top plate thickness
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