I just got a tube integrated amplifier with both 4 ohms and 8 ohms speaker connection.
I have an Acoustic Research floorstander with a rating of 6 ohms. Where should I connect the speakers to the 4 or 8 ohm connection?
Thanks.
I have an Acoustic Research floorstander with a rating of 6 ohms. Where should I connect the speakers to the 4 or 8 ohm connection?
Thanks.
You can try both. Theoretically the 4 ohm tap would give less power and less distortion. The 8 ohm tap would give more power, and more distortion. This has to do with a different load on the tubes. In practice it probably doesn't make much difference, as the speaker is far from being 6 ohms on it's whole range.
alexg said:I just got a tube integrated amplifier with both 4 ohms and 8 ohms speaker connection.
I have an Acoustic Research floorstander with a rating of 6 ohms. Where should I connect the speakers to the 4 or 8 ohm connection?
Thanks.
Thanks, I connected it to the 4 ohm tap, when I tried the 8 ohm tap, to me it sounds same.
Thanks.
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