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Room damping: they prefer lower output impedance.

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In Reply to: RE: Myth! posted by gymwear5@hotmail.com on October 25, 2009 at 18:39:56

Maggies couple well to the room air and the amplifier output impedance controls the degree of damping they provide to room modes. Lower amplifier output impedance is better. Bridging amps causes higher output impedance and would reduce the speakers' ability to damp the room modes.

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RE: Room damping: they prefer lower output impedance. - yawg 13:31:50 10/28/09 (1)
- No, you would have to use ballast resistors. - Al Sekela 15:46:25 10/28/09 (0)

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