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In Reply to: RE: Adding series resistor for ribbon? posted by AkuAnkka on February 17, 2015 at 01:50:27:
Yes, I know the mystique about SETs. And that's one of the reasons why people choose tube amps to drive Maggies. However, I have read posts here which say that tube amps (not sure whether they're SETs or P-P) don't control ribbons as well as ss amps.
So maybe you need to research ss amps which can drive a 2ohm load? As I said, Hugh Dean's NAKSA 80 (down-rated slightly by having a lower DC rail - so it produces, say, 60w into 8 ohms and not 80w) can drive a 2 ohm load well. I'm sure there must be others.
Regards,
Andy
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- Why do you think that a SET is a perfect choice for a ribbon? ... - andyr 02:06:30 02/17/15 (6)
- RE: Why do you think that a SET is a perfect choice for a ribbon? ... - AkuAnkka 02:18:41 02/17/15 (5)
- RE: Why do you think that a SET is a perfect choice for a ribbon? ... - andyr 02:46:14 02/17/15 (4)
- RE: Why do you think that a SET is a perfect choice for a ribbon? ... - Roger Gustavsson 07:13:01 02/17/15 (3)
- The sound of capacitors, eh! :-)) ... - andyr 11:25:27 02/17/15 (2)
- RE: The sound of capacitors, eh! :-)) ... - Satie 12:04:16 02/18/15 (1)
- RE: The sound of capacitors, eh! :-)) ... - andyr 14:20:03 02/18/15 (0)
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