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In Reply to: Re: Using transformers to up the Q of extended range drivers ..... posted by hitsware on October 15, 2006 at 21:03:55:
Say you actually put a 32 Ohm resistor in series with the driver ...
So you have a 40 Ohm load ....
Couldn't you have a 5 to 1 voltage stepup and maintain 8 Ohm
@ the primary ?What, you mean use a 32 ohm resistor AND a 1:5 step up transformer (actually it would need to be a 1:2.24 as transformers transform impedance as the square of the turns ratio)?
If so, why? Why would you want the amp to see 8 ohms instead of 40 ohms?
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- Re: Using transformers to up the Q of extended range drivers ..... - Steve Eddy 21:54:36 10/15/06 (4)
- Re: Using transformers to up the Q of extended range drivers ..... - hitsware 05:43:29 10/16/06 (3)
- Re: Using transformers to up the Q of extended range drivers ..... - Steve Eddy 14:36:37 10/16/06 (0)
- Won't work this way. The only solution - Jacques 08:59:53 10/16/06 (1)
- Re: Won't work this way. The only solution - hitsware 15:12:42 10/16/06 (0)
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