Little confused here. I hear people say you needs lots of power to drive Magnepan LRS speakers properly. Ok, to I upgraded my amp to an Musical Fidelity A3 dual mono integrated amp. Supposedly it does 180 watts into 4 ohms and that amp is high current design. Well with cd, I can get it pretty darn loud with no audible distortion. But to get the same volume, with vinyl I have to go up louder with the volume knob. I notice that sometimes once volume know goes up past lets say 1:00 o clock, sometimes I will hear distortion / breakup. What gives. What is happening, are the speakers reaching their "limits". Small surface area? Normal? Crazy thing is that the volume knob goes all the way to 6:00 o clock in terms of loudness. I would imagine that if I even attempted to increase to volume to that level, speakers would blow up. Ger.
Edits: 08/10/22
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Topic - Is it normal for Magnepan LRS speakers to distort at high volume? - g_greenamyer@yahoo.com 22:07:00 08/10/22 (7)
- A few thoughts. - viridian 17:56:06 08/11/22 (0)
- RE: Is it normal for Magnepan LRS speakers to distort at high volume? - Davey 17:21:04 08/11/22 (1)
- RE: Is it normal for Magnepan LRS speakers to distort at high volume? - j c maxwell 22:31:22 08/11/22 (0)
- RE: Is it normal for Magnepan LRS speakers to distort at high volume? - tall ears 10:29:05 08/11/22 (0)
- RE: Is it normal for Magnepan LRS speakers to distort at high volume? - ABliss 07:33:29 08/11/22 (0)
- RE: Is it normal for Magnepan LRS speakers to distort at high volume? - triamp 01:26:35 08/11/22 (1)
- RE: Is it normal for Magnepan LRS speakers to distort at high volume? - maxhifi 12:17:03 08/11/22 (0)