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RE: Making my amp happy

Posted by neolith on February 15, 2017 at 10:29:10:
I think the only way to know is to lug your amp to a dealer where you can audition the 20.7. The impedance load may make your amp happier -- it seems to be up to the task now -- but a change in speakers may not make you happy. FWIW, I think 850 wpc at 4 ohms is sufficient for the 20.7s.