In Reply to: The info in soundmind's response is incorrect posted by Commuteman on August 24, 2004 at 21:13:55:
Mr. Curl said;"...Let's say you use 1/3 the nominal optimum impedance as a load. Then, you have 3 times as much current flow from the amp at normal listening levels. As most of the voltage in the amp is across the output devices, and not the load, then the output devices put out 3 times the heat..."
I know you are smarting from losing the debate about cables but don't compound it by looking for ways to flame me on another thread.
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Follow Ups
- Re: The info in soundmind's response is incorrect - Soundmind 22:31:46 08/24/04 (10)
- huh? - Commuteman 22:50:29 08/24/04 (9)
- Re: huh? - Soundmind 23:12:34 08/24/04 (8)
- I am sorry to say - Soundmind 04:54:19 08/25/04 (7)
- I think I see the problem - Commuteman 11:00:58 08/25/04 (0)
- You're amazing...let's try this one more time - Commuteman 09:55:31 08/25/04 (5)
- You're right, it will be exactly 3 times the heat - Soundmind 12:14:05 08/25/04 (4)
- whatever... how about dropping the BS superior attitude? - Commuteman 13:04:11 08/25/04 (3)
- Re: whatever... how about dropping the BS superior attitude? - john curl 19:20:24 08/25/04 (0)
- Re: whatever... how about dropping the BS superior attitude? - Soundmind 13:07:19 08/25/04 (1)
- thanks nt - Commuteman 13:44:05 08/25/04 (0)