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• Depends on your method of "...- below 120Hz" - Edp 08:18:16 07/24/24 (2)
  In Reply to: RE: Question about Seas L26RO4Y in parallel posted by pushpulltriode on July 24, 2024 at 01:55:57

  If you do passive filter, you will get below 2 ohms
  
  What amp are you planning to torture with this load? Car Audio, Pro or Sound Reinforcement Audio?
  
  SEAS does make an 8 ohm L10ROY, but sealed only, or a giant Transmission Line
  

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  • RE: Depends on your method of "...- below 120Hz" - pushpulltriode 01:51:34 07/25/24 (1)
    In Reply to: RE: Depends on your method of "...- below 120Hz" posted by Edp on July 24, 2024 at 08:18:16

    I'm upgrading my reference, and the Linkwitz is under consideration for my small room.
    
    

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    • Define "small room" - Edp 14:43:41 07/25/24 (0)
      In Reply to: RE: Depends on your method of "...- below 120Hz" posted by pushpulltriode on July 25, 2024 at 01:51:34

      Any dipole speaker, no matter its construction or method, they need room from back wall or benefit of dipole greatly diminished and turns into a foe to be slain.
      
      LX5 series is not normally a small room speaker, but there are different definitions of small room
      
      As to your questions on amps required for dual four ohm speakers, the Linkwitz site has detailed answers as to amp types depending on the different filtering methods and amp types
      

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