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In Reply to: RE: Well... posted by E-Stat on August 4, 2016 at 10:42:42:
If the output transformer is dissipating less power what that means is more power is available to drive the loudspeaker.
It is more this reason that nearly all tube amps that have a 16 ohm tap will make more power into a 16 ohm load than they will into 8 or 4 ohms even if they have the taps for it. Mind you, its not a lot but there is a difference.
More bandwith usually translates to less phase shift. In a nutshell its a pathway to sounding more like real music.
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Follow Ups
- RE: Well... - Ralph 10:56:05 08/04/16 (6)
- RE: Well... - E-Stat 12:33:44 08/04/16 (5)
- Sounds like ESLs to me - Ralph 13:18:37 08/04/16 (4)
- Why yes! - E-Stat 14:14:00 08/04/16 (3)
- well that makes sense- duh - Ralph 08:25:29 08/05/16 (2)
- RE: well that makes sense- duh - E-Stat 10:11:50 08/05/16 (1)
- Thanks! nt - Ralph 10:26:14 08/05/16 (0)
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