Hello!
I decided to build myself some stereo listening room and i am new to all this stuff
i already have stereo receiver Yamaha xa-892 so i both a visaton experience v20 kit and ask my Friend carpenter to build the cabinets for me.
My question is. Is it Yamaha receiver strong enough for this speakers or i need something better.
RE: Primož
I decided to build myself some stereo listening room and i am new to all this stuff
i already have stereo receiver Yamaha xa-892 so i both a visaton experience v20 kit and ask my Friend carpenter to build the cabinets for me.
My question is. Is it Yamaha receiver strong enough for this speakers or i need something better.
RE: Primož
Hello!
I decided to build myself some stereo listening room and i am new to all this stuff
i already have stereo receiver Yamaha xa-892 so i both a visaton experience v20 kit and ask my Friend carpenter to build the cabinets for me.
My question is. Is it Yamaha receiver strong enough for this speakers or i need something better.
RE: Primož
Like EMOTIVA XPA-2
Yamaha AX 892 has 115 W on 8 ohm load and 140 W on 6 ohm load, with low distortion. But, the big problem is that AX 892 is not specified for 4 ohm load, and Visaton Experience V20 has 4 ohm nominal impedance with 3.5 ohm (or so) between 100 Hz and 200 Hz.
You don't need more powerful amplifier, but amplifier which can handle 4 ohm load - like Emotiva XPA-2.
You don't need more powerful amplifier, but amplifier which can handle 4 ohm load - like Emotiva XPA-2.
There won't be any issues with 4 ohm loads as long
as the output voltage of Yamaha is within reason.
as the output voltage of Yamaha is within reason.
There won't be any issues with 4 ohm loads as long
as the output voltage of Yamaha is within reason.
Yes, and AX-892 have impedance switch at the backside that can be set to 4Ohm. If set to 4Ohm rail voltages will be lowered (keeping output transistors within their SOA limit).
Btw, nice amp.
Hey all !
First of all thank you for replays.
I am happy to hear i don't need to spend more money since i still need to buy a decent turntable and component rack.
PS: there is switch on back side for impedance settings and 4 Ohm is an option.
Tnx again.
First of all thank you for replays.
I am happy to hear i don't need to spend more money since i still need to buy a decent turntable and component rack.
PS: there is switch on back side for impedance settings and 4 Ohm is an option.
Tnx again.
I didn't know that, nice feature.AX-892 have impedance switch at the backside that can be set to 4Ohm. If set to 4Ohm rail voltages will be lowered (keeping output transistors within their SOA limit).
So, no problem with AX-892 to drive Experience V20.
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With or without a 4 ohm switch, still would be capable of driving
4 ohm loads, at reduced voltage output.
4 ohm loads, at reduced voltage output.
I got a mail from visaton tehnical servis.
Dear Mr. Grdaldonik,
many thanks for your inquiry.
For us it seems sufficient. In fact the choice of the amp is only depending on the features and the sound volume you’d like to hear. If you plan to fully push your experience v 20 to the limit the amp shall have twice the power of the loudspeaker. In case of the experience v 20 this should be 360 Watr per channel…
So EMOTIVA XPA-2 is perfect for them if you want 100%
But for me yamaha should do it yust fine
Dear Mr. Grdaldonik,
many thanks for your inquiry.
For us it seems sufficient. In fact the choice of the amp is only depending on the features and the sound volume you’d like to hear. If you plan to fully push your experience v 20 to the limit the amp shall have twice the power of the loudspeaker. In case of the experience v 20 this should be 360 Watr per channel…
So EMOTIVA XPA-2 is perfect for them if you want 100%
But for me yamaha should do it yust fine
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