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In Reply to: Speaker Resistance posted by mamater on October 15, 2005 at 04:27:48:
It's not resistance, it is impedance. It is far more complex than you may imanage. If you took a meter and ran it across your binding posts of your speakers, you would see what is know as the DC resistance of the speaker. The impedance is the AC resistance, and cannot be measured with a meter. It is complex, so it has to be given in phase, and magnitude. An impedance analyzer could do that...Audio 101 for the day...
yes, your speakers will work JUST fine on the 5400. It may run a little warm, but I SERIOUSLY doubt you will hurt it. It have run harder loads on lesser amps with great sucuess. Just make sure you do not close in your reciever on all sides, it may want to breathe.
Happy listening!!!
Mr. & Mrs, Audiopolous
10/1/2005
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Follow Ups
- Couple of quick things... - Audiopolous 04:37:29 10/15/05 (4)
- Re: Couple of quick things... - mamater 04:39:59 10/15/05 (3)
- ...and you might consider a small, quiet fan blowing on its bottom... - jeffreybehr 10:00:14 10/15/05 (1)
- Sounds kinky! Actually, now that you mention it..... - DevillEars 04:07:47 10/16/05 (0)
- and easy on the volume control.....nt - yrochet@total.net 08:42:03 10/15/05 (0)
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