Hi all-
This may be a really dumb question, but I just can't seem to find the answer. I'm interested in adding an amp to my set up as I'm in the process of purchasing a pair of speakers rated at 4 ohms. My receiver, a Denon 3805, is pretty beefy, but I still feel as though the speakers' full potential won't be realized until I add an amp. However, upon looking at the specs for Rotel amps, I can only find their 8 ohm ratings. For instance, I was looking at the RB-1050 and it says in the manual that there's a "4 ohm minimum" but there are no specs. Is this b/c the specs do not change on Rotels like on other amps? What I mean to say is, most amps I've looked at say "75 watts @ 8 ohms, 150 watts @ 4 ohms" (this is just an example). Do Rotels operate in the same manner? If so, where can I find this information? Thanks for any help. Looking forward to potentially joining the Rotel ranks. :B
This may be a really dumb question, but I just can't seem to find the answer. I'm interested in adding an amp to my set up as I'm in the process of purchasing a pair of speakers rated at 4 ohms. My receiver, a Denon 3805, is pretty beefy, but I still feel as though the speakers' full potential won't be realized until I add an amp. However, upon looking at the specs for Rotel amps, I can only find their 8 ohm ratings. For instance, I was looking at the RB-1050 and it says in the manual that there's a "4 ohm minimum" but there are no specs. Is this b/c the specs do not change on Rotels like on other amps? What I mean to say is, most amps I've looked at say "75 watts @ 8 ohms, 150 watts @ 4 ohms" (this is just an example). Do Rotels operate in the same manner? If so, where can I find this information? Thanks for any help. Looking forward to potentially joining the Rotel ranks. :B
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