Hello, just wondering how a Zen.4 will work in a 4 Ohm load? Will it still sound good, or will I just waste my time using it in a 4 Ohm full range application?
Thanks,
Rino Odorico
Thanks,
Rino Odorico
Thanks Kirk!
Thanks Kirk, just wondering if it was worth my time (have a ton of great 4 Ohm speakers kicking around).
Don't know if I should post this question or start another thread.
What are people talking about when they say Zen.4 balanced...from what I can tell (just the way it has been described as running 2 PCB's to get 100 watts), do they mean bridged?
Rino Odorico
Thanks Kirk, just wondering if it was worth my time (have a ton of great 4 Ohm speakers kicking around).
Don't know if I should post this question or start another thread.
What are people talking about when they say Zen.4 balanced...from what I can tell (just the way it has been described as running 2 PCB's to get 100 watts), do they mean bridged?
Rino Odorico
ZV4 shows a 4 ohm distortion curve, although perhaps it's
shown in ZV2... In any case it works fine with 2 amp bias.
shown in ZV2... In any case it works fine with 2 amp bias.
Hello Odorico,
I tried Zen-V4 with 4 Ohm load.
It worked just fine.
Original Zen don't work ok with 4 Ohm load.
Best regards,
Kristijan Kljucaric
http://web.vip.hr/pcb-design.vip
I tried Zen-V4 with 4 Ohm load.
It worked just fine.
Original Zen don't work ok with 4 Ohm load.
Best regards,
Kristijan Kljucaric
http://web.vip.hr/pcb-design.vip
Great, thanks again for all of the replys guys! Just building my speaker cabs as we speak. Amp comes next...having lots of fun doing the DIY thing. Great people and information here...all of you make everyone feel welcome.
Rino Odorico
Rino Odorico
Leon
I could not understand this: "Driving 4 ohm speaker on ... Zen v2
is not a very good idea..."
I think your Figures are copies from the article of ZV2.
With 4-ohm speaker, Fig. 8 shows distortion rate of 0.4 at 9W
and 0.9 at 30W. These really matter...?
ZV4-ZV2=2. I.e. ZV4 has two more. One is input buffer and
another is supply voltage regulator. But, they have the same
active current source (=Aleph current source). No...?
JH
I could not understand this: "Driving 4 ohm speaker on ... Zen v2
is not a very good idea..."
I think your Figures are copies from the article of ZV2.
With 4-ohm speaker, Fig. 8 shows distortion rate of 0.4 at 9W
and 0.9 at 30W. These really matter...?
ZV4-ZV2=2. I.e. ZV4 has two more. One is input buffer and
another is supply voltage regulator. But, they have the same
active current source (=Aleph current source). No...?
JH
Yes they have !
I was think about Zen V2 (fig. 2. without Aleph Current Source). Of course Zen V2 with Aleph Current Source is the same (except input buffer) with Zen V4.
Sorry about that.
best regards,
Leon
I was think about Zen V2 (fig. 2. without Aleph Current Source). Of course Zen V2 with Aleph Current Source is the same (except input buffer) with Zen V4.
Sorry about that.
best regards,
Leon
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