Robi
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- Robert Koscec
Frage an die Elektroprofis unter euch...
ich habe speaker mit 6 ohm....
und der Hersteller der Speaker hat mir dieses technische Argument zugesandt...
The car and home audio amplifiers which you have used to use until now are all SEPP (Single End Push Pull ) amplifier and they can not put the good enough current power into the speakers to drive speakers easily. Because such SEPP amplifier function as the constant "voltage" driving for speakers with changing the current, so that SEPP amplifier can not put the cuurent power to speakers when its impedance increased over 4 ohms (nominal impedance).
While, our RE series amplifiers (from RE50 to RE2.2) function as the constant "current" driving for speakers, so that Re amps can easily drive speakers from lowest volume to highest volume position not concern with the speaker impedance.
kann da etwas wares dran sein ?
gruss Robi
ich habe speaker mit 6 ohm....
und der Hersteller der Speaker hat mir dieses technische Argument zugesandt...
The car and home audio amplifiers which you have used to use until now are all SEPP (Single End Push Pull ) amplifier and they can not put the good enough current power into the speakers to drive speakers easily. Because such SEPP amplifier function as the constant "voltage" driving for speakers with changing the current, so that SEPP amplifier can not put the cuurent power to speakers when its impedance increased over 4 ohms (nominal impedance).
While, our RE series amplifiers (from RE50 to RE2.2) function as the constant "current" driving for speakers, so that Re amps can easily drive speakers from lowest volume to highest volume position not concern with the speaker impedance.
kann da etwas wares dran sein ?
gruss Robi