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Well, it may LOOK complicated, but from an amp's perspective, it's not.

Posted by jeffreybehr on April 2, 2007 at 09:50:31:
I'm using active fitering and eq. from a dbx DriveRack PA, so the EM7 amp driving the B/MR is driving an 8-Ohm load of speakers with NO inductors or capacitors in the signal path, with filterpoints of 40Hz and 2.5KHz. The tweeter amp sees the same kind of load but for 16 Ohms and from 2.5KHz up. The woofers are a 4-Ohm load, again with no reactive components in the signal path.
Yes it has lots of amp channels and drivers and ICs, but it sounds VERY coherent...all 'of one cloth'...and frankly it's the best-sounding speaker system I've ever heard...period.
The EM7 amps sound quite nice; try one.

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