In Reply to: Actually posted by E-Stat on September 29, 2014 at 13:55:26:
For all the time/bandwidth/energy that has been expended slagging Bose in general, and the 901 in specific, that is probably a little known fact.
You won't find too many other cone & coil drivers that are 1 Ohm.
Doesn't it seem like an outstanding challenge to rewire a pair of 901s in parallel & hook them up to those few amplifiers that are advertised as being stable into a "dead short??"
If I had the time, I'd sure be inclined to try it, just for grins! :)
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- RE: The Bose 901 uses 1 ohm speakers in series to provide a nominal 8 ohm impedance. - David S. 15:38:51 09/29/14 (4)
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