QUOTE(htkaki @ May 6 2008, 01:58 PM)
Bro, when you got enough moolah, upgrade to mid-range spkrs n sub 
aiyoh! htkaki, the taukeh driving a nissan gtr using silverstone tayar lah! Yamaha AVR Discussion Thread
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QUOTE(arremie @ May 21 2008, 11:30 AM) I got this from manual. Can someone help to explain... the higher the ohm the lower the amount of power needed to push the speaker, so your amp don't have to over work hence no over heat. More power means more work for the amp. So far have not really tested how much the ohm actually effects the sound..... ht and hi-fi usually uses 8 or 6 ohm speaker. Car audio uses 4 most of the time but can go down to 2 or 1 for subwoofers.Dynamic Power (IHF) Front L/R, 8/6/4/2 ohm........................135/165/195/240W Does it mean the amp need less power to drive 8 ohm speakers or the amp can give more power if it driving other speakers lower than 8 ohm. Can I mix speakers with different ohm? Say I use 8 ohm for front L/R and 6 ohms for others? Will 8 ohm speakers sounded better than 6/4/2 ohm? Btw, yammy amp got two setting for speakers impedance either 8 or 6 ohm only, applicable to all channels. I can't find any ohm setting for individual channels (I don't think there is). |
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i'm crossing my fingers can join the klav show rombongan and cart home a 663 unit with me
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