RE: Sonic advantage of using high power amps (with Clamp Board)

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Yes the NAD 7020 is a mere 20 watts. Certainly not the last word in amplification for any speaker but it does an amazing job with Quads.

Sorry to hear about the Belles. Probably time to set it at the curb, i.e. Agon! Just poking a bit of fun but seriously a properly designed amp should be unconditionally stable into any load IMO at least within its impedance/load rating. There might be a few exceptions to that rule, the original Apogee as an example, but I would not consider the Quad, any of them, to be amp killers.

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Topic - Sonic advantage of using high power amps (with Clamp Board) - digda_beat 15:06:46 06/24/14 (8)

RE: Sonic advantage of using high power amps (with Clamp Board) - mbnx01 15:22:13 06/25/14 (6)

RE: Sonic advantage of using high power amps (with Clamp Board) - kentaja 06:58:33 06/26/14 (4)

RE: Sonic advantage of using high power amps (with Clamp Board) - mbnx01 09:52:57 06/26/14 (3)

RE: Sonic advantage of using high power amps (with Clamp Board) - kentaja 13:17:30 06/26/14 (2)

RE: Sonic advantage of using high power amps (with Clamp Board) - mbnx01 14:05:23 06/26/14 (1)

RE: Sonic advantage of using high power amps (with Clamp Board) - triamp 02:21:34 06/29/14 (0)

The AKSA amps are stable on 57s and other 'stats' ... - andyr 16:09:38 06/25/14 (0)

RE: that's for the esl57 - digda_beat 15:55:40 06/24/14 (0)

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RE: Sonic advantage of using high power amps (with Clamp Board) - kentaja 13:17:30 06/26/14 (2)

RE: Sonic advantage of using high power amps (with Clamp Board) - mbnx01 14:05:23 06/26/14 (1)

RE: Sonic advantage of using high power amps (with Clamp Board) - triamp 02:21:34 06/29/14 (0)

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